Human Factors in System Design: Evaluation of Bedside Nursing CDS System
This assignment requires students to analyze usability requirements, perform a systematic usability evaluation of an interactive system, and produce a report of their findings. The assignment is divided into two parts: individual entries on the Module Group Discussion Board and an individual report. The report should be submitted electronically and in hardcopy form. The assignment is worth 75% of the total mark for the module.
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Added on 2023-04-11
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This article discusses the evaluation of a bedside nursing clinical decision support system (CDSS) in terms of usability and effectiveness. It explores the importance of human factors in CDSS implementation and the role of frontline nurses in symptom evaluation and rapid response interventions. The article also highlights the need for a tailored CDSS design for nurses and the cognitive design of user interfaces. Overall, it provides insights into the evaluation methodology and usability requirements for CDSS in healthcare settings.
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