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User satisfaction with realtime teleneurology
Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 1999User satisfaction (i.e. that of patients, medical staff at a remote hospital and medical staff at a neurological centre) with realtime teleneurology consultations was studied prospectively. Twenty-five patients with neurological problems admitted to a hospital without permanent neurological cover were assessed from a neurological centre by specialist ...
Craig J. +3 more
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Journal of Organizational and End User Computing, 2000
This paper studies the relationship between Web page download time and various elements of user satisfaction. These elements include content, format, ease of use, appeal of graphics and responsiveness. The approach that was followed to test the hypotheses was a controlled experiment where the users were provided with several Web pages.
James R. Otto +2 more
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This paper studies the relationship between Web page download time and various elements of user satisfaction. These elements include content, format, ease of use, appeal of graphics and responsiveness. The approach that was followed to test the hypotheses was a controlled experiment where the users were provided with several Web pages.
James R. Otto +2 more
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Proceedings of the 10th annual ACM SIGUCCS conference on User services - SIGUCCS '82, 1982
The primary objective of consultation is to provide a service that, in all aspects, matches the requirements of our users. As these requirements change constantly, it becomes necessary to evaluate the effectiveness of the type of consultation offered from the point of view of the user.The questionnaire, discussed in this paper, covers three main areas:
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The primary objective of consultation is to provide a service that, in all aspects, matches the requirements of our users. As these requirements change constantly, it becomes necessary to evaluate the effectiveness of the type of consultation offered from the point of view of the user.The questionnaire, discussed in this paper, covers three main areas:
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User satisfaction with teleconsultations for surgery
Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 2000We carried out a prospective study of realtime videoconferencing in surgical consultations. Videoconferencing equipment at the Satakunta Central Hospital, Pori, was connected by ISDN at 384 kbit/s to two health centres in the cities of Kankaanpaa and Huittinen (55 and 60 km from Pori, respectively).
P, Aarnio +3 more
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Information Resources Management Journal, 2001
This study was undertaken to identify antecedents of user satisfaction with EDI systems by surveying key end-users of EDI in a variety of firms across the United States. Although there is much empirical evidence about factors underlying EDI adoption and implementation, there is little information from the perspective of the end user.
Mary C. Jones, Robert C. Beatty
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This study was undertaken to identify antecedents of user satisfaction with EDI systems by surveying key end-users of EDI in a variety of firms across the United States. Although there is much empirical evidence about factors underlying EDI adoption and implementation, there is little information from the perspective of the end user.
Mary C. Jones, Robert C. Beatty
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New Library World, 1980
USER STUDIES proliferate in the literature of librarianship and information science. As early as 1967 one bibliography of library use studies contained 547 references. The popularity of the user study is probably a function of the service‐orientation of contemporary library philosophy.
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USER STUDIES proliferate in the literature of librarianship and information science. As early as 1967 one bibliography of library use studies contained 547 references. The popularity of the user study is probably a function of the service‐orientation of contemporary library philosophy.
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User satisfaction with maritime telemedicine
Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 2012We assessed the satisfaction of onboard caregivers with the maritime telehealth service provided by the Centre de Consultations Médicales Maritimes (CCMM). We conducted a survey of captains and caregivers by email. Of the 385 surveys sent out, 165 (43%) were completed.
Emilie, Dehours +7 more
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A model of user information satisfaction
ACM SIGMIS Database: the DATABASE for Advances in Information Systems, 1994Previous investigations of the User Information Satisfaction construct have approached the definition of satisfaction from a narrow perspective. The focus was primarily on the attributes of the system, with scant attention paid to the attributes of the user or of the organizational context in which system usage occurs.
Ashraf I. Shirani +2 more
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A methodology for measuring user satisfaction
Information Processing & Management, 1989Abstract The primary goal of this paper is to provide a simplified process that can be used by computer departments in measuring fulfillment of user requirements. Emphasis is placed on practical interpretation and usefulness of results. The methodology has been designed in a stepwise manner so that people with little knowledge about the subject can ...
D. N. J. Mostert +2 more
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Modelling and Detecting Changes in User Satisfaction
Proceedings of the 23rd ACM International Conference on Conference on Information and Knowledge Management, 2014Informational needs behind queries, that people issue to search engines, are inherently sensitive to external factors such as breaking news, new models of devices, or seasonal changes as 'black Friday'. Mostly these changes happen suddenly and it is natural to suppose that they may cause a shift in user satisfaction with presented old search results ...
Kiseleva, J. +3 more
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