Nurses’ Views on the Use, Quality, and Satisfaction with Electronic Medical Record in the Outpatient Department at a Tertiary Hospital

Jaber, Mohammad J.; Al-Bashaireh, Ahmad M.; Alqudah, Ola M.; Khraisat, Omar; Hamdan, Khaldoun M.; AlTmaizy, Hind M.; Lalithabai, Diana Selvamony; Allari, Rabia S.

doi:10.2174/1874434602115010254

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“…Nevertheless, an investigation found that nurses in an outpatient department of a tertiary hospital were satisfied with EMR based on their use, quality, and satisfaction. Positive correlations were also found among the service, quality, and satisfaction domains of EMR [34]. Also, computerization is viewed by nurses as a means of error reduction.…”

Section: Perceived Usefulness (Pu) Of Emrmentioning

confidence: 81%

An Exploration of Nurses' Perceptions of the Usefulness and Easiness of Using EMRs

Alhur

2023

JPHS

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EMRs play an essential role in documenting clinical information. Nurses are integral to the success of an EMR implementation, as they are the largest group of employees in a hospital and provide patient care. A major factor in the success of EMR implementation is nurses' acceptance of the system. This study is designed to measure nurses' willingness to use EMRs in clinical practice, determine factors influencing nurses' acceptance of EMR documentation in clinical practice, and gain an understanding of the nurses' perspective on EMRs to encourage the adoption and implementation of EMRs in other health facilities in Saudi Arabia. This study included nurses from Hail General Hospital, Maternity and Children Hospital, King Khalid Hospital, and Hail General Hospital. Study results indicate that perceived usefulness and ease of use are strongly correlated, resulting in nurses' greater acceptance of EMRs. According to the study results, nurses are willing to use EMRs. Our result shows that overall, nurses find the EMR useful in their jobs, with 40.9% agreeing and 24.4% strongly agreeing. Whereas the overall easiness was 9.4% agreed and 24 strongly agreed. Nurses need to be prepared for a demanding workplace through their nursing curriculum. Nursing students and professionals should understand the importance of EMRs in ensuring high-quality, effective, and efficient patient care. It is imperative that nurses continuously improve their computer skills to keep up with technological advancements.

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Section: Perceived Usefulness (Pu) Of Emrmentioning

confidence: 81%

An Exploration of Nurses' Perceptions of the Usefulness and Easiness of Using EMRs

Alhur

2023

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“…18 Additionally, factors such as age, training, and certain barriers, such as lack of training, resistance to EHR adoption, and lack of technical support, can influence perceptions and intentions to use EHR. 19 Besides training factors, organizational factors, such as support from administrative departments, IT departments, communication, and organizational culture, can affect perceptions and usage of Electronic Medical Records (EMR) by doctors and nurses. 20 The implementation of Electronic Health Records (EHR) impacts the time spent by nurses on various types of care interventions.…”

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Management Information Systems Towards Improving the Quality of Nursing Care Services: A Literature Review

Suharti,

Hariyati

2024

JIIKI

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Background: Many developing countries are striving to further develop health information technology at the healthcare service level, particularly through the implementation of electronic health records (EHR). Objectives: This research aims to evaluate the quality and impact of implementing electronic health records in healthcare services from various perspectives. Methods: The research design employed in this study is a literature review, involving the collection of articles from selected databases, including PubMed and Cochrane. The article search started from the year 2014, and the Boolean operators used were "Electronic Health Record" OR "Electronic Medical Record" OR "EHR" AND "Quality" OR "Documentation" OR "Quality Documentation" OR "Quality Care" AND "Nurs*". The research design incorporated into this study is observational. Results: The use of Electronic Health Records (EHR) has a significantly positive impact on various healthcare service sectors. Hospitals that have fully implemented EHR show a significant improvement in the quality of patient medical records, a decrease in information delivery delays, and a reduction in patient admission costs. Conclusion: Investment in EHR technology can be considered a crucial step in enhancing the quality and efficiency of healthcare services while reducing operational costs. However, it is important to note that EHR implementation is not a straightforward task and requires consideration of various factors mentioned above to achieve optimal results in health information management.

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“…According to an investigation, nurses in an outpatient department of a tertiary hospital were satisfied with EMRs based on their use, quality, and satisfaction with the system. Furthermore, there was a positive correlation between the service, quality, and satisfaction domains of the EMR [57]. Computerization is also viewed by nurses as a means of reducing errors.…”

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confidence: 93%

An Investigation of Nurses' Perceptions of the Usefulness and Easiness of Using Electronic Medical Records in Saudi Arabia: A Technology Acceptance Model

Alhur

2023

Indonesian J. of Inf. Syst.

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Abstract. EMRs play an essential role in documenting clinical information. Nurses are integral to the success of an EMR implementation, as they are the largest group of employees in a hospital and provide patient care. A major factor in the success of EMR implementation is nurses' acceptance of the system. This study is designed to measure nurses' willingness to use EMRs in clinical practice, determine factors influencing nurses' acceptance of EMR documentation in clinical practice, and gain an understanding of the nurses' perspective on EMRs to encourage the adoption and implementation of EMRs in other health facilities in Saudi Arabia. This study included nurses from Hail General Hospital, Maternity and Children Hospital, King Khalid Hospital, and Hail General Hospital. Study results indicate that perceived usefulness and ease of use are strongly correlated, resulting in nurses' greater acceptance of EMRs. According to the study results, nurses are willing to use EMRs. Our result shows that overall, nurses find the EMR useful in their jobs, with 40.9% agreeing and 24.4% strongly agreeing. Whereas the overall easiness was 9.4% agreed and 24 strongly agreed. Nurses need to be prepared for a demanding workplace through their nursing curriculum. Nursing students and professionals should understand the importance of EMRs in ensuring high-quality, effective, and efficient patient care. It is imperative that nurses continuously improve their computer skills to keep up with technological advancements.

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Nurses’ Views on the Use, Quality, and Satisfaction with Electronic Medical Record in the Outpatient Department at a Tertiary Hospital

Cited by 3 publications

References 29 publications

An Exploration of Nurses' Perceptions of the Usefulness and Easiness of Using EMRs

An Exploration of Nurses' Perceptions of the Usefulness and Easiness of Using EMRs

Management Information Systems Towards Improving the Quality of Nursing Care Services: A Literature Review

An Investigation of Nurses' Perceptions of the Usefulness and Easiness of Using Electronic Medical Records in Saudi Arabia: A Technology Acceptance Model

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