Nurse Survey: Mobile Tech Unreliable
HDM Breaking News, December 17, 2007
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Menlo Park, Calif.-based Spyglass Consulting Group conducted the survey, titled "Healthcare without Bounds: Point of Care Computing for Nursing. The study is a followup to one conducted in 2004 concerning barriers to mobile tech adoption.
The firm conducted 100 telephone interviews with nurses working in acute care and ambulatory environments for the most recent survey. The interviews were conducted over a four-month period beginning last April with a random sample of nurses representing a range of specialties and institution sizes.
It also found that 76% of acute care nurses using mobile carts were actually using them as fixed workstations in hallways because they considered them too bulky to maneuver in patient rooms. For more information, go to spyglass-consulting.com.
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