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KMID : 0371020000330040436
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Journal of Preventive Medicine and Public Health
2000 Volume.33 No. 4 p.436 ~ p.448
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Factors Affecting Users Satisfaction with Order Communicating System
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Lee Jin-Seok
Kim Chang-Yup
Ha Beom-Man
Kang Gil-Won
Kim Byung-Ik
Kim Yong-Ik
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Abstract
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Objectives : To identify the factors affecting users satisfaction with the Order Communicating System(OCS) and to highlight the factors important for the successful establishment of OCS.
Methods : A Users Satisfaction survey was sent to 4,513 people, consisting of 1,503 doctors, 2,379 nurses, 255 pharmacists and 370 administrative workers in 16 hospitals which had introduced OCS. The response rate was 63.9%. Measurement of users satisfaction was performed with the instrument which was used in Doll s study. Some aspects of Doll`s instrument were adjusted according to the aims of this study. The classifying sections of this survey included age, job and status classification, computer experience , OCS education, duration of daily OCS use, type of order entering, number of personnel in the Hospital Information System`s department, cost of OCS, problem frequency, proportion of work managed by hand, OCS type, and Hospital establishment type.
Results : There was a positive correlation between satisfaction level and managerial status throughout all job classifications. Irrespective of the importance of OCS education as a factor relating to users satisfaction, the additional work load caused by OCS lowered users satisfaction. Different factors affected users satisfaction according to job and status classification. The composition of factors affecting the pharmacist and administrative worker satisfaction levels was simpler than that of the doctor and nurse levels. There were no statistically significant differences between the actual computer experience duration of daily OCS use and users satisfaction with OCS.
Conclusions : There was an understandable relationship between users attitude to OCS and factors affecting users satisfaction. The results of this study could be used as a basis for the successful expansion of the operation of OCS. But more detailed studies on users satisfaction and further improvements of methodologies are required for the successful establishment of OCS.
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KEYWORD
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Satisfaction, Hospital Information System, HIS, Order Communicating System, OCS
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