Lisa och Charlotte presenterar forskningsposter om smarta glasögon i sjuksköterskeutbildningen på Nordic Conference in Nursing Research i Reykavik, Island.
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Nordic Conference in Nursing Research
- 4 October, 2023
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Health Care Professionals’ Views of Smart Glasses for Vital Signs Monitoring in Complex Care Environments
- 9 December, 2022
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Reference Romare, C. (2022). Health Care Professionals’ Views of Smart Glasses for Vital Signs Monitoring in Complex Care Environments. [Doctoral Thesis, Blekinge Institute of Technology]: Vol. 2022:08. Exakta Group, Sweden. Link https://www.diva-portal.org/smash/record.jsf?pid=diva2:1703812
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Disputation: Smarta glasögon – nytt hjälpmedel i komplexa vårdmiljöer
- 7 December, 2022
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Pressmeddelande inför disputation Link https://www.mynewsdesk.com/se/bth/pressreleases/smarta-glasoegon-nytt-hjaelpmedel-i-komplexa-vaardmiljoeer-3221698 Link https://kvalitetsvard.se/smarta-glasogon-kan-oka-patientsakerheten/
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Smart Glasses in Anesthesia Care: Nurse Anesthetists’ Experiences
- 14 September, 2022
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Abstract Purpose: Smart glasses are a kind of wearable technology that gives users sustained, hands-free access to data and can transmit and receive information wirelessly. Earlier studies have suggested that smart glasses have the potential to improve patient safety in anesthesia care. Research regarding health care professionals’ views of the potential use of smart glasses […]
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Burden of care related to monitoring patient vital signs during intensive care; a descriptive retrospective database study
- 17 February, 2022
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Abstract Objective: The aim of this study was to describe burden of care related to monitoring patient vital signs of intensive care unit patients in a Swedish hospital.Setting: Data collected by “The Swedish Intensive Care Registry” from one general category II intensive care unit in a Swedish hospital was included in this study. Data from […]
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Nurse anesthetists’ experiences using smart glasses to monitor patients’ vital signs during anesthesia care: A qualitative study
- 21 April, 2021
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Abstract Purpose: To describe nurse anesthetists’ experiences using smart glasses to monitor patients’ vitalsigns during anesthesia care.Methods: Data was collected through individual semi-structured interviews with seven nurse anesthetistswho had used smart glasses, with a customized application for monitoring vital signs,during clinical anesthesia care. Data was analyzed using thematic content analysis.Results: An overarching theme became evident […]
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Smart Glasses for Anesthesia Care: Initial Focus Group Interviews with Specialized Health Care Professionals
- 21 April, 2021
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Abstract Purpose: Smart glasses are a kind of wearable technology that gives users sustained, hands-free access todata and can transmit and receive information wirelessly. Earlier studies have suggested that smart glasses have the potential to improve patient safety in anesthesia care. Research regarding health careprofessionals’ views of the potential use of smart glasses in anesthesia […]
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Smart Glasses for Caring Situations in Complex Care Environments: Scoping Review
- 6 February, 2020
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Abstract Background: Anesthesia departments and intensive care units represent two advanced, high-tech, and complex care environments. Health care in those environments involves different types of technology to provide safe, high-quality care. Smart glasses have previously been used in different health care settings and have been suggested to assist health care professionals in numerous areas. However, […]
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Healthcare professionals’ views of smart glasses in intensive care: A qualitative study
- 28 November, 2017
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Abstract Objective: The aim of this study was to describe healthcare professionals’ views of smart glasses before their implementation in an intensive care unit, both regarding quality of use of the glasses and to identify possible intensive care situations where the glasses could be used to increase patient safety. Methods: Data were generated through focus […]
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