2016
DOI: 10.1097/nna.0000000000000313
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RN Perceptions of a Newly Adopted Electronic Health Record

Abstract: This study provides insight into RNs' perceptions of an EHR, providing important information for nursing administrators.

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“…With the exception of one statewide study in Texas, 13 the vast majority of evidence from U.S. hospitals conducted following the HITECH Act comes from single institutions. [14][15][16] Taken together, the findings of these studies are mixed. While nurses have identified positive aspects of EHRs, 9,13,14,16 many nurses remain dissatisfied with their use, find them burdensome and time consuming, and express doubts in the ability of the systems to improve patient care.…”
Section: Background and Significancementioning
confidence: 98%
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“…With the exception of one statewide study in Texas, 13 the vast majority of evidence from U.S. hospitals conducted following the HITECH Act comes from single institutions. [14][15][16] Taken together, the findings of these studies are mixed. While nurses have identified positive aspects of EHRs, 9,13,14,16 many nurses remain dissatisfied with their use, find them burdensome and time consuming, and express doubts in the ability of the systems to improve patient care.…”
Section: Background and Significancementioning
confidence: 98%
“…While nurses have identified positive aspects of EHRs, 9,13,14,16 many nurses remain dissatisfied with their use, find them burdensome and time consuming, and express doubts in the ability of the systems to improve patient care. 15,17 These inconclusive findings may be attributable not only to the level of EHR adoption, but also to differences in the organizational and clinical environments into which the systems are implemented. Some evidence suggests that hospitals with better work environments may be more likely to adopt EHR systems of greater complexity; 18 however, it remains unknown how the work environment may affect the relationship between EHR use and outcomes.…”
Section: Background and Significancementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several barriers and facilitators to nurses’ use of EHRs have been reported in the literature, many of which can be categorized in relation to: 1) EHR usability; 2) organizational context; and 3) individual nurse characteristics. The first category, EHR usability barriers and facilitators, is comprised of how easy the technology is to use, its functionality, ease of navigation and its impact on workload (Ammenwerth, Ehlers, Hirsch, & Gratl, ; Carayon et al., ; Carrington & Effken, ; Lu, Hsiao, & Chen, ; Maillet, Mathieu, & Sicotte, ; Saleem et al., ; Schenk et al., ; Whittaker, Aufdenkamp, & Tinley, ; Yontz, Zinn, & Schumacher, ). The second category, organizational context, includes: support from leadership, level of training, level of ongoing support and the physical environment (Lu et al., ; Maillet et al., ; Saleem et al., ; Whittaker et al., ; Yontz et al., ).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…is to use, its functionality, ease of navigation and its impact on workload (Ammenwerth, Ehlers, Hirsch, & Gratl, 2007;Carayon et al, 2011;Carrington & Effken, 2011;Lu, Hsiao, & Chen, 2012;Maillet, Mathieu, & Sicotte, 2015;Saleem et al, 2015;Schenk et al, 2016;Whittaker, Aufdenkamp, & Tinley, 2009;Yontz, Zinn, & Schumacher, 2015). The second category, organizational context, includes: support from leadership, level of training, level of ongoing support and the physical environment (Lu et al, 2012;Maillet et al, 2015;Saleem et al, 2015;Whittaker et al, 2009;Yontz et al, 2015).…”
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“…] Hyvien tietojärjestelmien käyttötaitojen ja käyttövarmuuden on osoitettu olevan yhteydessä käytön yleisyyteen ja käytettävien järjestelmien lukumäärään [14,15]. Tietojärjestelmien käyttöön liittyy runsaasti odotuksia, kuten järjestelmän helppokäyttöisyys, hyödyllisyys työtehtäviin tai vaikutukset hoidon laatuun ja jatkuvuuteen, ja nämä toteutuvat hitaasti [16][17][18][19][20]. Vaikutukset käyttöönotosta saadaan esiin usein vuosien viiveellä [16,21].…”
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