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Description of a Mobile-based Electronic Informed Consent System Development.

Min-A Hwang¹, In Ja Kwak¹

¹Information Office, Seoul National University Hospital, Korea.

Studies in Health Technology and Informatics

|August 12, 2015

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Seoul National University Hospital improved electronic informed consent rates by implementing a mobile-based system. This digital approach significantly reduced paper forms, enhancing efficiency in medical documentation.

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Digital Health

Background:

Computer-based informed consent systems were implemented in 2011, but paper-based methods persisted.
By 2013, 30% of informed consents were still manually completed on paper.
Patients and staff desired portable electronic informed consent solutions.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and implement a mobile-based electronic informed consent system.
To address limitations of previous computer-based and paper-based consent processes.
To improve the efficiency and adoption rate of electronic informed consent.

Main Methods:

A mobile-based electronic informed consent system was developed in 2013.
The system was implemented to replace or supplement existing methods.
Data was collected on the usage and adoption rates of the new system.

Main Results:

The rate of electronic informed consent completion increased significantly after system implementation.
Adoption rose from 69% to 95% with the mobile-based system.
The system effectively reduced reliance on paper-based informed consents.

Conclusions:

Mobile-based electronic informed consent systems are effective in increasing adoption rates.
This system serves as a valuable model for developing mobile Electronic Medical Records.
The findings support the broader integration of mobile technology in healthcare institutions.