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This study assessed a cloud-based home healthcare monitoring platform (CHHM). Results showed it is user-friendly and can enhance remote client monitoring for nurses.

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Area of Science:

Health Informatics
Nursing Technology
Human-Computer Interaction

Background:

Home healthcare monitoring is evolving with digital solutions.
Cloud-based platforms offer potential for remote patient management.
Assessing usability is crucial for effective technology adoption in healthcare.

Purpose of the Study:

To evaluate the usability of a cloud-based home healthcare monitoring (CHHM) platform.
To determine the platform's suitability for supporting home healthcare delivery.
To identify areas for improvement in CHHM system design.

Main Methods:

A mixed-methods approach was employed.
Usability was assessed using the Post-Study System Usability Questionnaire and a researcher-developed questionnaire.
A convenience sample of 14 nursing students participated in a simulated client scenario.

Main Results:

The CHHM platform demonstrated overall usability with a mean score of 2.91 (range 7, 1=best).
System Usefulness (2.77) and Information Quality (3.26) scored well, while Interface Quality (2.94) indicated room for improvement.
Qualitative feedback highlighted the platform as straightforward, clear, and user-friendly, with potential to enhance practice.

Conclusions:

The CHHM platform shows promise for enhancing home healthcare delivery through continuous remote monitoring.
User-centered design principles and cloud-native architecture support the platform's development.
Further development can optimize the CHHM for rehabilitation nurses and home care settings.