Abstract：
BACKGROUND: Acceptance of new technologies in health care, by those who use them as part of their role, is challenging with confounding contextual factors surrounding the acceptance of technology. As healthcare is rapidly digitising, stakeholder groups should be included in each stage of evaluation and implementation to allow opportunities to influence and contribute to digital health policies. This research employed a case study methodology to initiate an exploration into the factors associated with implementing a digital application into a mammography service. It examined the initial implementation and subsequent impact of the rollout of a digital application (VA) within a breast service in South Australia.
METHODS: Stakeholders\' opinions on team performance and feedback mechanisms of the digital application were evaluated through a staff questionnaire distributed through an online survey JISC.
RESULTS: The incorporation of digitised technology into a service is evidently met with challenges. Although there is potential value in utelising automated feedback for workflow improvement and patient services, it appears imperative to provide targeted and developmental resources for educational development and staff well-being during the implementation phase.
CONCLUSIONS: This case study approach delves into key discussion areas and serves as the initial insight into the implementation of a digital application. It could be regarded as a foundational reference for future evaluations of digital applications.
CONCLUSIONS: Research around digital fluency within the radiography profession requires further consideration. Under-utilisation or resistance may result in missed opportunities to enhance patient experiences and care outcomes and support staff wellbeing. Therefore, continued engagement and the encouragement of user feedback during the implementation phase are crucial to demonstrate future acceptance of digital applications in clinical settings.
METHODS: Stakeholders\' opinions on team performance and feedback mechanisms of the digital application were evaluated through a staff questionnaire distributed through an online survey JISC.
RESULTS: The incorporation of digitised technology into a service is evidently met with challenges. Although there is potential value in utelising automated feedback for workflow improvement and patient services, it appears imperative to provide targeted and developmental resources for educational development and staff well-being during the implementation phase.
CONCLUSIONS: This case study approach delves into key discussion areas and serves as the initial insight into the implementation of a digital application. It could be regarded as a foundational reference for future evaluations of digital applications.
CONCLUSIONS: Research around digital fluency within the radiography profession requires further consideration. Under-utilisation or resistance may result in missed opportunities to enhance patient experiences and care outcomes and support staff wellbeing. Therefore, continued engagement and the encouragement of user feedback during the implementation phase are crucial to demonstrate future acceptance of digital applications in clinical settings.
摘要：
背景：接受医疗保健新技术，那些使用它们作为角色一部分的人，围绕技术接受的混淆上下文因素具有挑战性。随着医疗保健正在迅速数字化，利益相关方团体应纳入评估和实施的每个阶段，以便有机会影响和促进数字卫生政策。这项研究采用了案例研究方法，以探索与将数字应用程序应用于乳房X线照相术服务相关的因素。它研究了在南澳大利亚的乳房服务中推出数字应用程序（VA）的初始实施和随后的影响。
方法：利益相关者对数字应用的团队绩效和反馈机制的意见是通过在线调查JISC分发的员工问卷进行评估的。
结果：将数字化技术纳入服务显然面临挑战。尽管将自动反馈用于工作流改进和患者服务具有潜在价值，在实施阶段，似乎必须为教育发展和工作人员福祉提供有针对性的发展资源。
结论：本案例研究方法深入研究了关键讨论领域，并作为对数字应用实施的初步见解。它可以被视为未来数字应用评估的基础参考。
结论：在X线摄影行业中围绕数字流畅性的研究需要进一步考虑。利用不足或抵抗可能会导致错过改善患者体验和护理结果并支持员工福祉的机会。因此,在实施阶段的持续参与和鼓励用户反馈对于证明未来在临床环境中接受数字应用至关重要。
方法：利益相关者对数字应用的团队绩效和反馈机制的意见是通过在线调查JISC分发的员工问卷进行评估的。
结果：将数字化技术纳入服务显然面临挑战。尽管将自动反馈用于工作流改进和患者服务具有潜在价值，在实施阶段，似乎必须为教育发展和工作人员福祉提供有针对性的发展资源。
结论：本案例研究方法深入研究了关键讨论领域，并作为对数字应用实施的初步见解。它可以被视为未来数字应用评估的基础参考。
结论：在X线摄影行业中围绕数字流畅性的研究需要进一步考虑。利用不足或抵抗可能会导致错过改善患者体验和护理结果并支持员工福祉的机会。因此,在实施阶段的持续参与和鼓励用户反馈对于证明未来在临床环境中接受数字应用至关重要。
