Carmen Viorica David, Cristina Anamaria Costescu, Adrian Marian Roșan
Factors That Support Technology Integration Practices in the Math Education of Children with Intellectual Disabilities
Children (Basel, Switzerland)
electronic health records ehrs play substantial role modern health care especially prerounding residents gather patient information inform daily care decisions care team effective use ehr system crucial efficient frustrationfree prerounding ideally system designed support efficient user interactions presenting data effectively providing easy navigation different pages additionally training system aim make user interactions efficient familiarizing users best practices minimize interaction time using full potential systems capabilities however formal training ehr systems often falls short providing residents necessary ehrrelated skills leading adoption inefficient practices underuse systems full range capabilities study aims examine efficiency ehr use prerounding among pediatric residents assess effect experience level ehr use identify areas improvement ehr design training mixed methods approach used involving selfreported survey video analysis prerounding practices entire population pediatric residents large teaching hospital south atlantic region residents stratified experience level postgraduate year data collected number pages accessed duration prerounding task completion rates effective use data sources observational qualitative data complemented quantitative analysis study followed strobe strengthening reporting observational studies epidemiology reporting guidelines ensuring completeness transparency reporting 30 pediatric residents 20 included analyses 16 80 missed least 1 step prerounding although experienced residents average omitted fewer steps 4 57 7 experienced residents still omitted least 1 step average residents took 65 minutes round patient accessed 21 pages within ehr prerounding statistically significant differences observed experience levels prerounding times p48 number pages accessed p92 use aggregated data pages within ehr system neither seem improve prerounding times decrease number pages accessed findings suggest ehr design improved better support user needs hospitals adopt effective training programs familiarize residents systems capabilities recommend implementing prerounding checklists providing ongoing ehr training programs health care practitioners despite generalizability limitations study terms sample size specialization offers valuable insights future research investigate impact ehr use patient outcomes satisfaction well identify factors contribute efficient effective ehr usage