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Utilization of and Satisfaction with Smart Bedside Station System as a Patient-centered Healthcare System

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Abstract

Purpose: The aim of this study was to examine the utilization of and satisfaction with the smart bedside station (SBS) system among users in a hospital.

Methods: A cross-sectional descriptive design was used. The participants were 190 patients, 186 family caregivers, and 154 nurses in a hospital.

Results: Around 78.1% of patients or family caregivers used the SBS system at least once during their hospital stay. The commonly used items on the SBS system menu were ¡°lab findings¡±, ¡°hospital cost¡±, ¡°today¡¯s medication¡±, and the ¡°alarm message¡±. Satisfaction with the SBS system of patients and family caregivers were significantly higher than those of nurses (F=39.88, p<.001).

Conclusion: A patient-centered SBS system was a useful system that could increase patient satisfaction and comfort. More specific and technical service contents reflecting the current healthcare system should be added.
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Information, Satisfaction, Technology, Health care
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