英文摘要 |
Only two years of promotion, 97.45% of the hospitals in Taiwan had completed preparations for e-Triage operations. This study provides an overview of the implementation of e-Triage in Taiwan, including inducements for hospitals, key factors in the willingness to adopt the program, and difficulties encountered. This study used the case study and 5C's of marketing mix to analyze government campaigns and promotional programs, hospital satisfaction surveys, and data firom interviews with HIS (hospital information system) vendors. The principle behind the marketing strategy was 'Software (e-Triage) as a Service (Taiwan Triage and Acuity Scale)' and the Plan-Do-Check-Act process was used to sequentially plan and execute each phase of preparation and promotion. Professional ED teams and HIS vendors collaborated to ensure professionalism in emergency services and the sustainable operation of the system. Taiwan's full incorporation of e-Triage can be accomplished through the appropriate use of SaaS strategy and 5'C marketing-mixed analysis. This study provides a valuable reference regarding the implementation of e-Triage or similar informational/technological applications and the integration of the nursing staff tasked with its operation. |