Usability (Computer System Usability Questionnaire; CSUQ [ 23]) and workflow integration surveys (paper-based) were administered after the participant had finished both patient scenarios for a given design, a total of two times per participant.
We have carried out a questionnaire among researchers to analyse the scientific workflow and the chemical life-cycle of primary data in chemistry and to identify the requirements for processes and structures in an embedded scientific infrastructure for researchers.
It also allows the integration of multiple simultaneous research projects into the department's usual workflow, by dynamically changing the questionnaire experience depending on project participation.
There are, however, several shortcomings of questionnaire use, including problems with recall, rationalisation, and, as discussed earlier, interruption of workflow.
The third section of the questionnaire consists of seven open-ended questions used to assess the qualitative factors associated with automated workflow and perceived benefits or pitfalls.
Also, healthcare professionals affiliated to the cooperating diabetes care teams filled out a questionnaire assessing their experiences providing diabetes care and their wishes for fitting the intervention to their workflow.
The second section of the questionnaire consists of 41 statements using a Likert scale relating to various system technologies that are part of daily workflow; the impact of automation in terms of cost and strategic value in healthcare facilities; and the degree to which organizational culture influences the implementation of new workflows and processes within the hospital (see Additional file 1).
To determine reasons for (non) acceptance of technology we developed a questionnaire using TAM2 as theoretical framework and extended the model with the factors "resistance to change" and "compatibility" to workflow based on a literature review.
For CRIM, we developed a complementary set of information objects which have a conceptual and relational connection with workflow activities at the overlapping area between care and research (e.g. alerts/alarms, appointments, reminders, web questionnaire).
Through the modelling process we developed a complementary set of information objects which have a conceptual and relational connection with the workflow activities at the overlapping area between care and research (e.g. alerts (alarms), appointments, reminders, web questionnaire).
