Results of the survey: “Barriers to Effective Use of Computer Based Resources and Systems in The Queen Elizabeth Hospital” conducted in November/December 2006.
Abstract
On behalf of the Information Management Services Committee, a survey of hospital medical, nursing and allied health staff was conducted to measure and identify the barriers to the effective use of computer-based resources and information systems by doctors, nurses and allied health staff in the Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
The survey intends to identify the environmental factors that may prevent or hinder staff from completing their work involving the use of electronic resources in the most efficient and safe manner.
The Survey was run during November and December 2006.
Seven electronic resource systems were identified for survey. These were: • The Hospital network including email and help desk • The Library • OACIS • Homer • CHRIS (Human Resource system) • CentraWeb (Radiology) • TQEH Intranet
Results have been consolidated and are presented in sections relating to each resource.
Suggested Citation
Sue J. Rockliff. 2007. "Results of the survey: “Barriers to Effective Use of Computer Based Resources and Systems in The Queen Elizabeth Hospital” conducted in November/December 2006." The Selected Works of Susan J Rockliff
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/sue_rockliff/1
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