Barriers and facilitators of the use of critical care information systems in the intensive care unit - A qualitative interview study (Preprint)
Alica Thissen,
Daniel Fürstenau,
Eduardo Salgado
et al.
Abstract:BACKGROUND
Critical care information systems (CCIS) can have positive, neutral or negative effects on clinical care in intensive care units (ICUs) and the job satisfaction of ICU staff. Central mediating factors here are a high usability of the IT system and sufficient training, but also possible occuring resistance generated by increased control via the system and lack of participation. The usability of CCIS and co-determination factors in connection with CCIS use are not sufficiently … Show more
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