Table 4.

Summary of drivers and inhibitors

Drivers	Inhibitors
Attract more practitioners	Administrative constraints
Better quality of service	Benefit evaluation barrier
Delivery of high quality information	Communication with colleagues
Easy access to data	Communication with physicians
Efficiency in communication	Complications in note taking due to difficult to read & write screens
Improved clinical flow
Improved clinical performance	Device usage barrier
Improved delivery of information	Electronic medical records
Improved public image	Electronic prescribing
More contact time with patients	Legal barriers
Positive impact on patient safety	Patient education
Reduced inaccuracies	Problems in obtaining lab results
Reduced medical errors	Resource barrier
Reduced overall cost
Saving effort
Savings in time
Reduced workload