Nayun Kwon, So-Yeon Kim
Effects of intelligence and approximate number system on the non-symbolic division ability in preschoolers
Frontiers in psychology
electronic clinical task management systems ectmss developed adopted care providers improve care coordination systems utilised automated reasoning ar enable intelligent task management functionalities automated task allocation yet impact features usability remains unclear poor usability health information systems described cause frustration contribute patient safety incidents design ar features ectms evaluate impact usability mixed methods study four ectms feature prototypes codesigned two clinicians prototype one ar variant one nonar variant equivalent functionalities developed moderated usability testing conducted seven clinicians obtain easeofuse ratings prototypes measure task durations parameters related demographics attitudes participants obtained via questionnaire framework analysis performed summarise qualitative feedback determine statistical relationships study variables spearmas rank coefficients calculated presented correlation matrix three four prototypes received higher median easeofuse ratings ar variants associated shorter average task durations multiple clinical use cases suitable ar identified preference ar found moderately correlate digital proficiency prior experience ectmss insufficient trust automation alert fatigue system customisation identified challenges adoption ar features study provides evidence potential ar enhance usability ectmss consideration psychological organisational context users feature design found decisive usability future research explore implications operational clinical outcomes