Acceptability of Guided Symptom Entry and Asynchronous Clinical Communication Software Among Primary Care Staff: Qualitative Study

Interviewed primary health care staff felt that this symptom entry software was acceptable and desirable. They valued a perceived reduction in cognitive demands. This holds promise for increasing staff well-being and increasing efficiency, which needs to be quantified in future studies.

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JMIR Formative Research
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2025-04-23
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https://doi.org/10.2196/59620
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Electronic Health Records Systems
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Acceptability of Guided Symptom Entry and Asynchronous Clinical Communication Software Among Primary Care Staff: Qualitative Study

Taavi Tillmann, Riina Raudne
JMIR Formative Research
Electronic Health Records Systems
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Acceptability of Guided Symptom Entry and Asynchronous Clinical Communication Software Among Primary Care Staff: Qualitative Study

Taavi Tillmann, Riina Raudne
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Abstract

Interviewed primary health care staff felt that this symptom entry software was acceptable and desirable. They valued a perceived reduction in cognitive demands. This holds promise for increasing staff well-being and increasing efficiency, which needs to be quantified in future studies.

JMIR Formative ResearchVol. 9
University of Tartu (EE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 91%
Electronic Health Records Systems
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