| 英文摘要 |
Computed tomography (CT) is a noninvasive and easy-to-administer imaging technique that can be applied to almost any part of the human body. Due to these characteristics, CT is widely used in urgent care scenarios. The number of emergency room visits and CT scans in Taiwan has been increasing. Triage is necessary to ensure CT scans are effectively administered for optimal treatment and safety outcomes. The present study focuses on nurses and radiologic technologists in the urgent care department of a regional teaching hospital in southern Taiwan. The simulated examination system evaluated was initially optimized using heuristic evaluation. Subsequently, the compliance of the system with usability principles was assessed using the System Usability Scale and interviews. System Usability Scale scores were 83.5 for the nurse group and 88.25 for the radiologic technologist group, both substantially higher than the mean value of 68. These scores suggest that a CT examination scheduling system incorporating triage in the urgent care or radiology department should be able to be easily operated by users without special effort to learn the system. The emergency CT scheduling system with triage classification considerably enhances the timeliness of examinations for critically ill patients. The findings of this study provide a reference model for other hospitals designing examination scheduling systems. |