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Part II--clinical information systems: the nursing interface.

Given the fact that nurses generate over 50 percent of patient information, usable, automated nursing systems are essential. Neglecting the issues of usability of computer systems in healthcare results in poorly designed user interfaces, leaving nurses battling against extremely difficult and hostile systems. Two state-of-the-art technologies and nursing interfaces needed to develop mission-critical Clinical Information Systems are explored.