Background Digital capability, that is the ability to live, work, participate and thrive in a digital
world, is imperative for nurses because increasingly nurses' work and patient outcomes are …

The rapid uptake of technology is changing the way health professionals provide care to
patients and communities. While this presents opportunities to improve, enhance, and …

Aims and objectives To evaluate acceptability, efficiency, and quality of a new digital care
management system in a residential aged care home (RACH). Background Improving care …

Inpatient falls are devastating for patients and their families and an ongoing problem for
healthcare providers worldwide. Inpatient falls overnight are particularly difficult to predict …

Little research has been conducted to capture the perceptions of nursing home staff when
using the call light system. There is also a lack of information regarding the effects that these …

Due to advances made in telehealth, and the growing usage of information and
communication technology in all growing sectors, patients have more control over their …

Introduction Repositioning of patients with reduced or impaired mobility could lessen
pressure ulcers (PU). Automated preventive devices can support nurses, but user …

The aim of this study was to investigate the implementation of a novel electronic bedside
nursing chart in an acute hospital setting. The case study used multiple data sources …

Purpose Previous studies indicate that the introduction of information and communication
technology (ICT) in health care organizations impairs health care professional's working …

Objective User-operated audiometry faces multiple barriers. One of these is the concern of
audiologists that patients (non-experts) placing headphones by themselves results in invalid …