Feasibility study of MiADE
This study aims to find out how well the MiADE system works in a clinical setting and how it affects the way doctors use computers during patient consultations
This study is now closed to recruitment. Survey results are currently being analysed and a final report will appear below in due course.
Methods and Participants
The study is a before-and-after comparison of the recording of structured information in electronic health records with and without the MiADE system. Clinicians participating in the study will be trained in the use of the new system and asked to fill in questionnaire surveys. The researchers will compare the average number of structured entries recorded per patient before and after switching on the MiADE system. They will observe a sample of outpatient consultations and interview a sample of patients to find out how the system affects their experience of the consultation. The researchers will also interview a sample of clinicians working in the inpatient and outpatient settings. By testing the usability of the system, participants will provide insights and feedback on how the quality of data within the system can be improved. This will support safer patient care and better research.
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The study has had ethical approval from the Health Research Authority (ID no.32287) and has been registered at the ISRCTN registry (https://www.isrctn.com/ISRCTN58300671).