Caleb M Ardizzone, Hannah L Albritton, Rebecca A Lillis, Caitlyn E L Bagnetto, Li Shen, Lisa A Cavacini, Pamela A Kozlowski, Alison J Quayle
Human genital antibody-mediated inhibition of Chlamydia trachomatis infection and evidence for ompA genotype-specific neutralization
PloS one
previous research shown nurses providing primary health care local clinics burdened extensive administrative duties administrative tasks time consuming less time devoted direct patient care primary function certain assertions made regard computerising total environment patient records capturing statistical indicators stock control etc said computerising clinic point service naturally lead less time devoted administrative tasks thus increasing time available direct patient care study done determine whether assertion true conducted means combined quantitative qualitative research design manual system computer system quantitatively compared means various time measurements perceptions patients staff regarding computers explored qualitatively means questionnaires found computerising nurses consulting room enhance ratio time devoted administrative tasks time devoted patient care fact consultation time longer computerised system manual system limiting factors computerisation process discovered important lack computer literacy typing skills nursing staff