Background Adopting mobile electronic medical record (MEMR) systems is expected to be
one of the superior approaches for improving nurses' bedside and point of care services …

Although the factors that affect the end-user's intention to use a new system and technology
have been researched, the previous studies have been theoretical and do not verify the …

Background We aimed to explore the acceptance level of electronic medical records (EMR)
by the nursing staff and understand their perspective on it. Methods The target population …

OBJECTIVE: This paper presents a revised technology acceptance model to examine what
determines mobile healthcare systems (MHS) acceptance by healthcare professionals …

Nurses are the frontline of healthcare; however, there has been little theoretically-driven
research on their acceptance of information technology use in care delivery. This research …

Background: Nurses are the largest group of health information technology (HIT) users. As
such, nurses' adaptations are critical for HIT implementation success. However, longitudinal …

Most developed countries across the globe are deploying electronic medical record (EMR)
as one of the most important initiatives in their healthcare policy. EMR can not only reduce …

Pervasive healthcare support through mobile information technology solutions is playing an
increasing role in the attempt to improve healthcare and reduce costs. Despite the apparent …

Objectives The purpose of this study was to educate on the moderating effects of
demographic (ie, educational level and age) and individual characteristics (ie, years of …

The trend towards point-of-care and the advance in mobile technologies bring the potential
to employ Mobile Nursing Information Systems (MNIS) in nursing care routines. However …