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[Real-time collection of obstetrical and neonatal data. 1 years' experience]
B Tellez1, C Muhlstein, L Moukengue
1Centre Hospitalier Général, Service de Gynécologie-Obstétrique, Haguenau.
Revue Francaise De Gynecologie Et D'Obstetrique
|March 10, 1989
Summary
A real-time obstetrical and neonatal data program was implemented in 1986. This study surveyed personnel and patients to understand their perceptions of this new computer science technology.
Area of Science:
- Medical Informatics
- Health Information Systems
- Obstetrics and Gynecology
Context:
- A real-time data management program for obstetrical and neonatal care was established in June 1986.
- The program was implemented at the Haguenau maternity hospital.
- Routine use of the system generated notable commentary and discussion.
Purpose:
- To evaluate the perceptions of hospital personnel regarding the introduction of computer science.
- To assess patient perspectives on the implementation of the new data program.
- To understand the impact of health information technology on user experience in obstetrics.
Summary:
- Investigative questionnaires were employed to gather feedback from both staff and patients.
- The study aimed to quantify the reception and challenges associated with integrating a real-time data system.
- Data collection focused on user acceptance and potential controversies surrounding the computerization of obstetrical and neonatal records.
Impact:
- Provides insights into the human factors influencing the adoption of health information technology.
- Highlights the importance of user feedback in the implementation of digital health solutions.
- Informs future strategies for introducing computer science in clinical settings, particularly in maternal and child health.