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Post 1

Hello colleague,

Thank you for allowing me to replay your post. I have read through your discussion and realized you have done a commendable job supported by facts. I like the way you put across your ideas so clearly, explaining the importance of involving nurses in the system development cycle. I agree with your viewpoint because you started the challenges that might arise due lack of nurse involvement in system cycle development.

To add to what you have discussed in your post, I feel that viewing the situation from the nurse as the end-user of the system could also hold water. The nurse is the link between the patients and doctors since they get instructions from doctors to serve patients (Bleijenberg et al., 2018). They know what needs the system should address, and they would provide the necessary system specifications. According to Tang et al. (2018), the right particulars ensure that the system serves the right purpose after implementation.

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Ehrler, F., Lovis, C., & Blondon, K. (2019). A mobile phone app for bedside nursing care: Design and development using an adapted software development life cycle model. JMIR mHealth and uHealth, 7(4), e12551.

Tang, T., Lim, M. E., Mansfield, E., McLachlan, A., & Quan, S. D. (2018). Clinician user involvement in the real world: Designing an electronic tool to improve interprofessional communication and collaboration in a hospital setting. International journal of medical informatics, 110, 90-97.

Post 2

Hello classmate,

After going through your discussion, I have found it is very informative. I particularly liked it when you indicated that a healthcare facility could achieve the effectiveness and efficiency of a system by engaging all stakeholders in the system development (Bleijenberg et al., 2018). I agree with your...