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The outcomes assessed under this category were physicians attitude to guidelines [ 46], user friendliness [ 48, 49], provider satisfaction [ 49], and the rate of accessing guidelines [ 53].

The aims of this study were to assess 1) reproducibility and validity of walking intensity and the posture classification of the AP, AG and CAM under laboratory conditions; 2) concurrent validity of the AP, AG and CAM with an activity diary in free living and 3) user friendliness of the three activity monitors.

The most highly favored attributes concerning medical education media were reliability (1.76 ± 0.49), relevance for clinical practice (1.74 ± 0.54) and user friendliness (1.60 0.57).

16 User-friendliness of the six POCT urine analysers was assessed in a separate survey, using a standardised questionnaire.

The most favoured attributes concerning medical education media were reliability (1.76), relevance for clinical practice (1.74) and user friendliness (1.6).

Room for improvement was also identified for (4) the user friendliness and (5) the efficiency of the BelRAI web-based software system, with an additional need for (6) hospital-specific modifications to the software.

In a study of Miller [ 5] the user friendliness and influence on nursing time is compared of two nurse call systems.

ActivPAL3 and ActiGraphGT3X had higher user friendliness scores than the CAM.

r212, nurse iv) Absence of training for computerized reporting systems "Training for XXXX (computer program) would be helpful to decrease time to complete the forms" r63, nurse Analysis of results by ward and hospital revealed clustering of comments (24 of 51) in the "poor user friendliness of computerized reporting system" category originating from seven wards within one participating hospital.

The others' category mentioned the choice for modeling software and user friendliness 5 times, and modeler skills, 4 times.

The primary aim of this study is to evaluate (1) the user-friendliness and (2) the initial short-term effects on psychological distress of 'E-care for caregivers', an internet based guided self-management intervention for non-professional caregivers of depressed patients.