Nauright L P, Simpson R L
Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing, Emory University, Atlanta, GA.
J Nurs Adm. 1994 Apr;24(4 Suppl):26-32.
A series of descriptive correlation studies involving 6 hospitals and 697 respondents identified the benefits of computerized hospital information systems (HIS) and the value of those benefits as perceived by front-line system users. Benefits related to quality of care were realized to a greater extent, and considered more important, than those related to cost/savings/productivity or professionalism/recruitment/retention. Perceptions of nurses were not significantly different from those of general hospital staff members. Scattered significant correlations were revealed between demographic and organization variables and perceptions of benefits.
一项涉及6家医院和697名受访者的描述性相关研究，确定了计算机化医院信息系统（HIS）的益处以及一线系统用户所感知到的这些益处的价值。与护理质量相关的益处比与成本/节省/生产力或专业性/招聘/留用相关的益处得到了更大程度的实现，并且被认为更重要。护士的看法与普通医院工作人员的看法没有显著差异。人口统计学和组织变量与益处认知之间存在一些显著的相关性。
