Eun Man Kim

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InSook Cho4
IhnSook Park3
Eun Mi Jo1
David W. Bates1
Hyeon Ju Shin1
4InSook Cho
3IhnSook Park
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1Theofanie Mela
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Using EHR data to predict hospital-acquired pressure ulcers: A prospective study of a Bayesian Network model
BACKGROUND Hospital-acquired pressure ulcers (HAPU) are common among inpatients and create substantial morbidity, mortality, and costs, but prevention strategies have been only variably effective. OBJECTIVES To develop and assess the impact of a decision support intervention to predict HAPU on the prevalence of ulcers and length of stay in an intensive… (More)
Mapping nursing statements with the ICNP and its practical use in electronic nursing records.
This study analyzed the usage of nursing statements and the frequencies of mapped nursing statements using the ICNP in electronic nursing records. A total of 9,200 statements were analyzed, comprising 5,135 related to nursing assessments, 215 related to nursing diagnoses, and 3,850 related to nursing interventions. Nurses used 3,744 (72.9%) of the… (More)
Korean nurses' perspectives regarding handoffs.
BACKGROUND Nursing handoffs are communicative routines in most nursing units. The handoff is critical to the continuity and safety of patient care. Negative perceptions of handoffs could hinder efficient communication between nurses. AIMS This study identified the perceptions of nurses' handoffs in Korea. DESIGN A descriptive survey was employed. The… (More)
Comparing usability testing outcomes and functions of six electronic nursing record systems
OBJECTIVES This study examined the usability of six differing electronic nursing record (ENR) systems on the efficiency, proficiency and available functions for documenting nursing care and subsequently compared the results to nurses' perceived satisfaction from a previous study. METHODS The six hospitals had different ENR systems, all with narrative… (More)
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