Needs-based selection and prioritization of Technologies to Aid and Assist Nursing Staff in Inpatient Care of Elderly

Abstract Inpatient care facilities globally are facing a critical shortage of staff, posing significant challenges to resident well-being and care quality. This issue is further compounded by demographic shifts and increasing care demands. While technological advancements offer promise in alleviating nursing staff burdens, their effective integration remains complex, with nursing staff acceptance playing a pivotal role. This paper describes a systematic approach designed to streamline the process of identifying, categorizing, and prioritizing suitable technologies in inpatient care settings. By taking into account the specific needs and requirements of nursing staff, this approach, validated through a comprehensive case study, aims to facilitate targeted technology adoption, thereby contributing to the successful digitization of this occupational domain.

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Current Directions in Biomedical Engineering
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1515/cdbme-2024-2010
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Telemedicine and Telehealth Implementation
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Needs-based selection and prioritization of Technologies to Aid and Assist Nursing Staff in Inpatient Care of Elderly

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Needs-based selection and prioritization of Technologies to Aid and Assist Nursing Staff in Inpatient Care of Elderly

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Abstract Inpatient care facilities globally are facing a critical shortage of staff, posing significant challenges to resident well-being and care quality. This issue is further compounded by demographic shifts and increasing care demands. While technological advancements offer promise in alleviating nursing staff burdens, their effective integration remains complex, with nursing staff acceptance playing a pivotal role. This paper describes a systematic approach designed to streamline the process of identifying, categorizing, and prioritizing suitable technologies in inpatient care settings. By taking into account the specific needs and requirements of nursing staff, this approach, validated through a comprehensive case study, aims to facilitate targeted technology adoption, thereby contributing to the successful digitization of this occupational domain.

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