The leadership team of a large healthcare organization is evaluating the success of a new clinical information system. Which finding suggests that usability of the system is poor? Select all that apply.
A) Increased errors
B) Increased use of email
C) Decreased productivity
D) Increased user frustration
E) Delayed treatment decisions
A) Increased errors
C) Decreased productivity
D) Increased user frustration
E) Delayed treatment decisions
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a. Give the injection without any advanced preparation. b. Give the injection, and then explain the reason for the procedure afterward. c. Offer a brief, concrete explanation of the procedure at the patient's level and with the parent or caregiver present. d. Prepare the child in advance with details about the procedure without the parent or caregiver present.