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End Users' Perceived Engagement with Clinical Dashboards: A Rapid Review
Grace Gao1, Christie L Martin2, Camille Vaughan3,4
1VA Quality Scholar Program, Atlanta VA Health Care System, Atlanta, GA, USA.
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Clinical dashboards are an emerging and fast-evolving technology used to support frontline clinicians' practice. Understanding end users' perceived engagement with clinical dashboards is essential to co-design, implementation, and adoption. There is a lack of literature exploring the integration of dashboards into clinical workflow. This rapid review explores clinical end users' perceived engagement with dashboards that support workflow. We conducted a literature search in PubMed and CINAHL. Four articles met our eligibility criteria. Findings reveal variations in taxonomy and measures used to evaluate clinicians' perceived engagement. There are also a variety of reported barriers and facilitators to adoption. Standardized frameworks and vocabulary are needed to facilitate a common understanding of clinical end users' perceived engagement with dashboards.
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