Factors Associated With the Usability and Adoption of Continuous Monitoring Devices With Deterioration Alerting Systems in Acute Hospital Non‐ICU Settings: A Mixed Methods Study

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• This research aims to identify factors that influence the usability and adoption of continuous monitoring devices in hospital settings.
• Utilized mixed methods approach combining qualitative and quantitative data
• Conducted interviews with healthcare staff to understand user experiences
• Analyzed alarm systems in non-ICU settings to assess their effectiveness
• Evaluated existing training and support systems for device usage
• Identified the need for reliable infrastructure and alarm governance to manage alerts
• Highlight the importance of designated super-users to facilitate device use
• Emphasized ongoing training as crucial for effective long-term usage