Reference List      

The following are references to articles, masters' theses, and dissertations that pertain directly to the CISQ: 

Brennan, M.  (1997).  Team Performance Profile administration and analysis.  Unpublished Master of Science Project, State University of New York at Buffalo.

Gugerty, B.  (1998).  Testing the effects of process improvement and a critical care clinical information system on selected nurse attitudes toward team function and performance, nurse process variables, and patient outcomes.  Dissertation Abstracts International, 61-03B.

Gugerty, B., Wooldridge, P., & Brennan, M.  (2000).  The CISQ: a tool to measure staff involvement in and attitudes toward the implementation of a clinical information system.  Proceedings of the American Medical Informatics Symposium 2000, 24, 320-324.

Gugerty, B., Wooldridge, P., Utech, K. & Wenkosky, A. (2001, November). The expansion of a tool to measure staff involvement in and attitudes toward the implementation of a clinical information system. Poster session presented at the American Medical Informatics Annual Symposium, Washington, DC.

Utech, K.  (2000).  Nurse attitudes towards team performance and a critical care clinical information system. Unpublished Master of Science Project, State University of New York at Buffalo.

The following are references to articles, masters’ theses, and dissertations regarding nurses’ attitudes towards computers and related topics: 

Abbott, K.  (1993).  Student nurses' conceptions of computer use in hospitals.  Computers in Nursing, 11(2), 78-89.

Adaskin, E., Hughes, L., McMullan, P., McLean, M., & McMorris, D.  (1994).  The impact of computerization on nursing: an interview study of users and facilitators.  Computers in Nursing, 12, 141-149.

Amatayakul, M. & Kudrika, G.  (1993).  Survey of the attitudes and understanding about the computer-based patient record.  Journal of AHIMA, 64(2), 46-47.

Axford, R. & Carter, B. (1996).  Impact of clinical information systems on nursing practice: nurses' perspectives.  Computers in Nursing, 14(3), 156-163.

Bongartz, C.  (1988).  Computer-oriented patient care: a comparison of nurses' attitudes and perceptions.  Computers in Nursing, 6(5), 204-210.

Bradley, M.K.  (1993).  A study to determine the attitudes of practicing nurses toward the use of computers in providing nursing care in the hospital setting. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Auburn University.

Burkes, M.  (1991).  Identifying and relating nurses' attitudes towards computer use.  Computers in Nursing, 9(5), 190-201.

Darbyshire, P.  (2000).  The practice politics of computerised information systems: a focus group study.  Nurse Researcher, 8(2), 4-17.

DiJanni, N.  (1991).  The effects of computerized nursing documentation on the quality of nursing care.  Unpublished Masters' Thesis, Oakland University, Michigan.

Dillon, T., McDowell, D., Salimian, F., & Conklin, D.  (1998).  Perceived use and usefulness of bedside computer systems.  Computers in Nursing, 16(3), 151-156.

Doyle, K., & Kowba, M.  (1997).  Managing the human side of change to automation.  Computers in Nursing, 15(2), 67-68.

Getty, M, Ryan, A., & Ekins, M.  (1999).  A comparative study of the attitudes of users and non-users towards computerized care planning.  Journal of Clinical Nursing, 8(4), 431-439.

Henderson, R., & Deane, F.  (1996).  User expectations and perceptions of a patient management information system.  Computers in Nursing, 14(3), 188-193.

Jacobson, S.F., Holder, M.E., & Dearner, J.F. (1989). Computer anxiety among nursing students, educators, staff, and administrators. Computers in Nursing, 7 (6), 266-272.

Jayasuriya, R., & Caputi, P.  (1996).  Computer attitude and computer anxiety in nursing: validation of an instrument using an Australian sample.  Computers in Nursing, 14(6), 340-345.

Kiat, T.K.  (2000).  Computer attitudes of nurses in a Singapore hospital.  Singapore Nursing Journal, 27(4), 14-25.

Kjerulff, H.K., & Counte, (1984). Measuring attitudes towards computers: Two approaches. In G.S. Cohen (Ed.), Proceedings of the Eighth Annual Symposium on Computer Applications in Medical Care (pp.529-535). Washington, D.C.: IEEE Computer Society.

Kohn, L.T., Corrigan, J., & Donaldson, M.S.  (Editors).  (2000).  To Err is Human: Building a Safer Health System.  National Academy Press.

Kovner, C., Hendrickson, G., Knickman, J., & Finkler, S.  (1993). Changing the delivery of nursing care: implementation issues and qualitative findings.  Journal of Nursing Administration, 23(11), 24-34.

Lacey, D.G.  (1993).  Nurses' attitudes towards computerization: a review of the literature.  Journal of Nursing Management, 1(5), 239-243.

Large, W.  (1994).  Nurses' attitudes towards computerisation in intensive care.  British Journal of Nursing, 3(11), 558-564.

Liu, J., Pothiban, L., Lu, Z., & Khamphonsiri, T.  (2000).  Computer knowledge, attitudes, and skills of nurses in People's Hospital of Beijing Medical University.  Computers in Nursing, 18(4), 197-206.

Lowry, C.H.  (1993).  Nurses' attitudes toward computerized care plans in intensive care...part 1.  Intensive & Critical Care Nursing, 9(4), 242-245.

Lowry, C.H.  (1994).  Nurses' attitudes toward computerized care plans in intensive care...part 2.  Intensive & Critical Care Nursing, 10(1), 2-11.

Maher, P. (1992).  Selected factors influencing the implementation of a computerized nursing care plan system. Unpublished doctoral dissertation, State University of New York at Buffalo.

Marasovic, C., Kenney, C., Elliott, D., & Sindhusake, D.  (1997).  Attitudes of Australian nurses toward the implementation of a clinical information system.  Computers in Nursing, 15(2), 91-98.

McBride, S., & Nagle, L.  (1996).  Attitudes towards computers: a test of construct validity.  Computers in Nursing, 14(3), 164-170.

McConnell, E., O'Shea, S., & Kirchoff, K.  (1989).  RN attitudes toward computers.  Nursing Management, 20(7), 36-40.

Miller, A. & Jeffcoate, R.  (1997).  Practice nurses and computing: some evidence on utilization, training, and attitudes to computer use.  Health Informatics Journal, 3(1), 10-16.

Murphy, C., Maynard, M., & Morgan, G.  (1994).  Pretest and post-test attitudes of nursing personnel toward a patient care information system.  Computers in Nursing, 12(5), 239-244.

Newton, C. (1995) A study of nurses attitudes and quality of documents in computer care planning. Nursing Standard, 9, (38), 35-39.

Ronald, J.R. (1983). Learning needs and attitudes of nursing educators with respect to computers. In R. Dayhoff (Ed.),  Proceedings of the Seventh Annual Symposium on Computer Applications in Medical Care (pp. 523-527). Washington, D.C.: IEEE Computer Society.

Scarpa, R., Smeltzer, S., & Jasion, B.  (1992).  Attitudes of nurses toward computerization - a replication.  Computers in Nursing, 10(2) 72-80.

Schwirian, P., Malone, J., Stone, V., Nunley, B., & Francisco, T.  (1989).  Computers in nursing practice: a comparison of the attitudes of nurses' and nursing students.  Computers in Nursing, 7(4), 168-177.

Shumway, J.M., Jacknowitz, A.I., & Abate, M.A. (1990). Analysis of physicians’, pharmacists’, and nurses’ attitudes toward the use of computers to access drug information.  Methods of Information in Medicine, 29 (2), 99-103.

Simpson, G., & Kenrick, M.  (1997).  Nurses' attitudes toward computerization in clinical practice in a British General Hospital.  Computers in Nursing, 15(1), 37-42.

Sleutel, M., & Guinn, M.  (1999).  As good as it gets?  Going online with a clinical information system.  Computers in Nursing, 17(4), 181-185.

Smook, K.  (1992).  Evaluation of a computerized nursing care planning system in two small hospitals.  Nursing Practice, 5(2), 8-11.

Sobol, M., Alverson, M., & Lei, D.  (1999).  Barriers to the adoption of computerized technology in health care systems.  Topics in Health Information Management, 19(4), 1-19.

Stockton, A., & Verhey, M.  (1995).  A psychometric examination of the Stronge-Brodt Nurses' Attitudes Toward Computers Questionnaire.  Computers in Nursing, 13(3), 109-113.

Stronge, J., & Brodt, A.  (1985).  Assessment of nurses' attitudes toward computerization...development of a questionnaire.  Computers in Nursing, 3(4), 154-148.

Stronge, J., & Brodt, A.  (1986).  Nurses' attitudes toward computerization in a Midwestern community hospital.  Computers in Nursing, 4(2), 82-86.

Sultana, N.  (1990).  Nurses' attitudes towards computerization in clinical practice.  Journal of Advanced Nursing, 15(6), 696-702.

Thomas, B.  (1988).  Development of an instrument to assess attitudes toward computing in nursing.  Computers in Nursing, 6(3), 122-127.

Yaghmaie, F.  (1999).  Involvement and its effect in computer attitude, subjective norms and computer anxiety.  Informatics in Healthcare Australia, 8(1), 13-19. 

Zoltan, F.E. & Cohen, G.S.(1984). Professional persons attitudes towards computers: Comparative analyses and some suggestions. In G.S. Cohen (Ed.), Proceedings of the Eighth Annual Symposium on Computer Applications in Medical Care (pp.536-539). Washington, D.C.: IEEE Computer Society.

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Last Updated: June 26, 2002