From: Identifying barriers and benefits of patient safety event reporting toward user-centered design
1 | Role of user |
2 | Intention of using e-reporting |
3 | Ease of use |
4 | Time needed and expected to report a case |
5 | The difficult and time-consuming contents to fill in a report |
6 | Security and anonymity |
7 | Benefits of using e-reporting |
8 | If participant considers reporting a case as his/her responsibility |
9 | Preference of alternative reporting method |
10 | Individual barriers |
11 | Resource and technology barriers |
12 | Organizational barriers |
13 | If participant is often delegated to report a case |
14 | If classification is easy to understand. |
15 | If participant is familiar with any classification |
16 | If participant has ever received feedback |
17 | Preference of the feedback methods |
18 | Importance of feedback |
19 | Preferred frequency of receiving feedback |
20 | Preference of the listed learning features |
21 | Preference of the listed assistant features |
22 | An open-ended question asking for comments and questions |