论文信息 - Barrier to Transition from Paper-Based to Computer-Based Patient Record: Analysis of Paper-Based Patient Records

Barrier to Transition from Paper-Based to Computer-Based Patient Record: Analysis of Paper-Based Patient Records

To facilitate the transition from paper-based patient record (PPR) to computer-based patient record (CPR), engineers should try to improve the usability of CPR system. From the point of view of a physician, we reviewed PPRs written by 8 Japanese physicians. We revealed the characteristics of PPR to find out about the barrier to transition from PPR to CPR. Our findings may be helpful to the engineers who are aiming to develop a CPR system.

Katsumi Yoshida | Machi Suka

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