How respondent's perceptions would change if electronic patient record (EPR) data were used for point-of-care trials
| Stronger agreement, all | Less agreement, all | Stronger agreement, doctors | Less agreement, doctors | Stronger agreement, nurses | Less agreement, nurses | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| The EPR is useful | 50/162 (32%) | 4/162 (3%) | 18/40 (46%) | 4/40 (10%) | 27/106 (26%) | 0/106 (0%) |
| The EPR is worth the time and effort required to use it | 55/162 (35%) | 3/162 (2%) | 19/40 (50%) | 3/40 (7%) | 33/106 (32%) | 0/106 (0%) |
| Overall, I am satisfied with the electronic patient record | 42/162 (27%) | 5/162 (3%) | 16/40 (43%) | 5/40 (13%) | 22/106 (21%) | 0/106 (0%) |
Data are presented as n/N (%)