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Consultant Attitudes on the Impact of Computers: Users Compared with Non‐Users
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J Manag Med (1993) 7 (4): 34–41.
Published: 01 April 1993
...) on their attitudes towards computers. The survey revealed doctors′ requirements(demands) of CBISs and also their concerns (expectations) about the likely impact of these systems. Clear differences are found between the concerns of doctors who are computer users and those who are not. The latter displaying more...
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How to Choose a Usable System for General Practice
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J Manag Med (1993) 7 (1): 12–21.
Published: 01 January 1993
... of Management in Medicine 7,1 20 speed of processing is not a usability issue, this view is not supported here. To be truly usable a system must be liked by users and in a study of over 4,000 computer users in the USA, speed of processing was rated as being the most important aspect for keeping users "happy"[25...
