Healthcare professionals' views of smart glasses in intensive care: a qualitative study.

Charlotte Romare; Ursula Hass; Lisa Skär

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Healthcare professionals' views of smart glasses in intensive care: a qualitative study.

February 7, 2018

Romare C, Hass U, Skär L. Intensive Crit Care Nurs. 2018;45:66-71.

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This qualitative study of intensive care nurses and physicians in Sweden assessed their perceptions of employing smart glasses for tasks like reviewing patient data and responding to alarms. Professionals were supportive overall, presuming the glasses would facilitate rather than decrease patient contact.

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