Chelsea E Mauch, Emily Brindal, Gilly A Hendrie
Australians' willingness to change their discretionary food intake: findings from the CSIRO junk food analyser
Frontiers in public health
continuous monitoring vital signs using wireless wearable device implemented 2018 surgical care unit academic hospital study aimed gaining insight nurses patients perspectives regarding use innovation continuous vital signs monitoring system three years introduction qualitative study performed surgical nonintensive care unit academic hospital 2021 keyuser nurses nurses additional training expertise device patients selected semistructured interviews nurses ward selected focus group interview using topic list transcripts audio tapes deductively analysed using four dimensions adoptions information communication technologies ict devices healthcare device provided feelings safety nurses patients nurses patients issues device including size battery life nurses gained knowledge skills using system measurement interpretations perceived system tool improve recognition clinical decline use system could developed regarding technical devices characteristics nurses interpretation data type alarms information needs patients clarification definition standardization continuous monitoring three years introduction wireless continuous vital signs monitoring new standard care according endusers general surgical ward