Table 10.
Perceived usefulness for the wearable continuous vital sign monitoring device among medical staff (n=19).
| Survey item | Score, mean (SD) | ||
| Individual itemsa |
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The wearable device can quickly and easily measure the biomarkers required for medical staff decision making. | 4.17 (0.64) | |
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Data measured through the wearable device can improve the quality of care. | 4.13 (0.61) | |
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The biomarkers measured through the wearable device can improve the efficiency of treatment. | 4.17 (0.70) | |
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The wearable device can improve telemedicine care. | 4.38 (0.65) | |
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The wearable device will be useful for medical staff. | 4.33 (0.70) | |
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I am willing to use the wearable device for providing medical care. | 4.13 (0.68) | |
| Total perceived usefulness for the wearable device when providing medical careb | 82.79 (12.77) | ||
aSurvey items were rated on a 5-point Likert scale, ranging from 1 (strongly disagree) to 5 (strongly agree).
bParticipants responded using a scale where the maximum score was 100 points.