This paper describes the design of a handheld, mobile computing application for the reporting of patient safety incidents by clinical staff. Research suggests that there is under-reporting of patient related critical incidents within the NHS. The current process of reporting is primarily handled using paper based systems. This introduces a number of barriers to reporting by staff and presents risks in terms of the integrity of the information. This research has involved determining the user requirements of a handheld computer-based reporting system aimed at improving the quality and quantity of reports made. The user centred design process involved in producing a prototype solution is described
Background: Working in a clinical environment requires unfettered mobility. This is especially true ...
If Malaysia ends up entering the subsequent COVID-19 outbreak, many hospitals will no longer support...
An increasing number of m-Health applications are being developed benefiting health service delivery...
Patient safety is an important issue in the field of health at the international level, especially i...
The number of patients suffering adverse incidents during treatment in hospitals is not declining. T...
Critical incidents happen in 2%‒8 % of hospitalisations. The number of deaths by preventable adverse...
Background: Incident reporting is widely used in both patient safety improvement programmes, and in ...
\u3cp\u3eIncident reporting is a very well-known technique in application domains such as air traffi...
Research into improving the safety of healthcare systems has recently focused on learning how incide...
Mobile environment has revolutionized the health field. This fact and the rise of mobile technology ...
Introduction A mobile app may increase the reporting of adverse drug reactions (ADRs) and improve th...
Greater focus is needed on improving patient safety in modern healthcare systems and the first step ...
The purpose of this study was to assess attitudes toward and use of an electronic adverse incident r...
We have received a mission from a surgical ward at a hospital in northern Sweden; they want a soluti...
Abstract Background Computing technology has the pote...
Background: Working in a clinical environment requires unfettered mobility. This is especially true ...
If Malaysia ends up entering the subsequent COVID-19 outbreak, many hospitals will no longer support...
An increasing number of m-Health applications are being developed benefiting health service delivery...
Patient safety is an important issue in the field of health at the international level, especially i...
The number of patients suffering adverse incidents during treatment in hospitals is not declining. T...
Critical incidents happen in 2%‒8 % of hospitalisations. The number of deaths by preventable adverse...
Background: Incident reporting is widely used in both patient safety improvement programmes, and in ...
\u3cp\u3eIncident reporting is a very well-known technique in application domains such as air traffi...
Research into improving the safety of healthcare systems has recently focused on learning how incide...
Mobile environment has revolutionized the health field. This fact and the rise of mobile technology ...
Introduction A mobile app may increase the reporting of adverse drug reactions (ADRs) and improve th...
Greater focus is needed on improving patient safety in modern healthcare systems and the first step ...
The purpose of this study was to assess attitudes toward and use of an electronic adverse incident r...
We have received a mission from a surgical ward at a hospital in northern Sweden; they want a soluti...
Abstract Background Computing technology has the pote...
Background: Working in a clinical environment requires unfettered mobility. This is especially true ...
If Malaysia ends up entering the subsequent COVID-19 outbreak, many hospitals will no longer support...
An increasing number of m-Health applications are being developed benefiting health service delivery...