Stud Health Technol Inform. 2016;225:1005-6.

Nursing Students' Satisfaction with Mobile Academic Electronic Medical Records for Undergraduate Clinical Practicum.

Studies in health technology and informatics

Mona Choi, Joon Ho Park, Hyeong Suk Lee

PMID: 27332454

Abstract

The purpose of study was to evaluate satisfaction with and usability of mobile academic electronic medical records (AEMR) for undergraduate nursing students' clinical practicum. After an AEMR application on mobile devices was applied to the experimental group while a PC-based EMR system was used for the control group as usual in the fall semester, 2014. Two items of practicum satisfaction such as preparation of lab test and understanding of the results, and nursing intervention and documentation were significantly higher in the experiment group. The findings of usability survey showed that students in the experiment group consider the use of mobile AEMR in their job would increase their productivity.

MeSH terms

• Computer-Assisted Instruction / statistics & numerical data
• Computers, Handheld / statistics & numerical data
• Consumer Behavior / statistics & numerical data
• Education, Nursing, Baccalaureate / methods
• Education, Nursing, Baccalaureate / statistics & numerical data
• Electronic Health Records / statistics & numerical data
• Humans
• Mobile Applications / statistics & numerical data
• Problem-Based Learning / statistics & numerical data
• Republic of Korea
• Students, Nursing / psychology
• Students, Nursing / statistics & numerical data

Publication Types

• Journal Article