Adoption of Mobile Technology by Nursing Staff
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9
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Mobile devices were deployed to unify communication, increase access to information, and increase accessibility at the point of care. The post-deployment survey and performance metrics indicate mobile technology is useful and can positively impact staff workflow.
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