Clinical Information Systems (CIS) implementation has faced user resistance. Consequently, we aimed to assess the acceptability of an integrated CIS. We designed an electronic survey instrument from two theoretical models (Delone and McLean, and Technology Acceptance Model). Dimensions hypothesized to be determinant of user satisfaction were: user characteristics, CIS use, quality, usefulness, ...

The number of annual report comment letters (ARCLs) has been increasing over the years with stock exchanges continuously strengthening ex-post supervision. Focusing on financial expertise board secretaries, who are directly responsible for disclosure, we thoroughly explore whether such can impact regulatory inquiries. We document that expert secretaries significantly reduces likelihood, frequen...

This study was designed to assess the extent of implementation of an ICT (ICT) program for secretaries at the staff training centers in southwestern Nigeria. Based on the available literature, a 29-item questionnaire using a four-point scale was developed and used in this study. The population of this study was made up of all ICT teachers and all secretaries in training at the Staff Training Ce...

BACKGROUND Most hospitals keep and update their paper-based medical records after introducing an electronic medical record or a hospital information system (HIS). This case report describes a HIS in a hospital where the paper-based medical records are scanned and eliminated. To evaluate the HIS comprehensively, the perspectives of medical secretaries and nurses are described as well as that of ...

OBJECTIVE Speech recognition promises to reduce information entry costs for clinical information systems. It is most likely to be accepted across an organization if physicians can dictate without concerning themselves with real-time recognition and editing; assistants can then edit and process the computer-generated document. Our objective was to evaluate the use of speech-recognition technolog...