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A Pilot of Digital Whiteboards for Improving Patient Satisfaction in the Emergency Department: Nonrandomized Controlled Trial

(B) In section 1, basic patient information (name, DOB, and language) was manually input via free-text fields from data selected from the electronic health record (EHR). Date and time information was generated automatically. In section 2, care team information and safety information were selected from a prepopulated dropdown menu. In section 3, results for laboratory tests, imaging, and disposition from the emergency department were selected from dropdown menus and time stamped.

Andrew D A Marshall, Mohammad Adrian Hasdianda, Steven Miyawaki, Guruprasad D Jambaulikar, Chenze Cao, Paul Chen, Christopher W Baugh, Haipeng Zhang, Jonathan McCabe, Lee Steinbach, Scott King, Jason Friedman, Jennifer Su, Adam B Landman, Peter Ray Chai

JMIR Form Res 2023;7:e44725

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Electronic Paper Displays in Hospital Operations: Proposal for Deployment and Implementation

(B) Bedside card. (C) Patient room information board. (D) Visitor signage. Images provided by E Ink. Dry-erase boards have been used in the hospital to orient patients to the date, provide information regarding their care team members, and even communicate pain scores [14-16]. In addition, paper and laminated signs have been used outside of patient rooms to convey information regarding isolation status, fall risk, and need for personal protective equipment [4].

Guruprasad D Jambaulikar, Andrew Marshall, Mohammad Adrian Hasdianda, Chenzhe Cao, Paul Chen, Steven Miyawaki, Christopher W Baugh, Haipeng Zhang, Jonathan McCabe, Jennifer Su, Adam B Landman, Peter Ray Chai