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Table 4 The viewpoints of the participants concerning the efficiency and effectiveness of surgery information system

From: The efficiency and effectiveness of surgery information systems in Iran

Factors related to the efficiency and effectiveness of the system

Low

N(%)

Medium

N(%)

High

N(%)

Effectiveness

More effective than the traditional system

17 (20.7)

18 (22.0)

47 (57.3)

No need to learn the system

37 (45.1)

21 (25.6)

24 (29.3)

Meeting the users’ needs

20 (24.4)

32 (39.0)

30 (36.6)

System ease of use

25 (30.5)

28 (34.1)

29 (35.4)

Reducing physicians’ error

18 (22.0)

22 (26.8)

39 (47.6)

Improving the safety of patients in operating room

27 (32.9)

28 (34.1)

27 (32.9)

Increasing patients’ satisfaction

27 (32.9)

30 (36.6)

24 (29.3)

Increasing the quality of the documents

14 (17.1)

21 (25.6)

46 (56.1)

Increasing the confidentiality of information

15 (18.3)

20 (24.4)

46 (56.1)

Easy documentation of reports

18 (22.0)

25 (30.5)

39 (47.6)

Increasing the reliability of information and data in patient records

13 (15.9)

27 (32.9)

42 (51.2)

Continuing patients care

16 (19.5)

30 (36.6)

36 (43.9)

Increasing the quality of care provided to patients

23 (28.0)

25 (30.5)

34 (41.5)

Increasing the accuracy of recording patients information

18 (22.0)

22 (26.8)

42 (51.2)

Facilitating communication among specialists

18 (22.0)

31 (37.8)

33 (40.2)

Facilitating communication among clinical wards s

12 (14.6)

24 (29.3)

45 (54.9)

Efficiency

Learning of the system in a short period of time

19 (23.2)

37 (45.1)

25 (30.5)

Facilitating reporting

16 (19.5)

19 (23.2)

46 (56.1)

Saving time

22 (26.8)

18 (22.0)

42 (51.2)

Increasing the completion of documents

19 (23.2)

20 (24.4)

42 (51.2)

Reducing the duration of requests from other wards

16 (19.5)

23 (28.0)

42 (51.2)