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Attitudes of nurses towards End-user Development.

Shuo-Chi Liu¹, Polun Chang, Fanpin Huang

¹Institute of Healthy Informatics and Decision Making, National Yang-Ming University, Taiwan ROC.

Studies in Health Technology and Informatics

|November 15, 2006

Summary

Nurses in Taiwan showed positive attitudes toward End-user Development (EUD), indicating a willingness to create their own information tools. This suggests potential for empowering nurses as developers with appropriate skills and support.

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Area of Science:

Nursing Informatics
Human-Computer Interaction

Background:

A gap exists between current nursing information systems and job demands.
Nurses often express dissatisfaction with IT support.
Understanding nurses' perspectives on End-user Development (EUD) is crucial for improving information systems.

Purpose of the Study:

To explore nurses' attitudes toward developing self-made information tools.
To identify factors influencing nurses' attitudes toward End-user Development (EUD).

Main Methods:

Investigated nurses' attitudes toward EUD in Taiwan hospitals.
Analyzed factors affecting these attitudes.

Main Results:

Nurses demonstrated positive attitudes toward EUD.
A framework for nurses' attitudes toward EUD was developed.
Identified dissatisfaction with existing information system support.

Conclusions:

Nurses are willing to develop their own information tools.
Recommendations include enhancing computer training and integrating competencies into career paths.
Further research is needed to foster EUD and create a sharing environment for applications.