Nurses want I/S selection power, but do they have it?
A survey of nurse executives shows that the ability to track medications and prepare patient-care plans are the two most important features for a nursing system. Nursing staffs are fairly resistant to new system installations, and a surprising number of nurse executives say they are not involved in the system-selection process.
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