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Task-Dependent EHR Usability from Nursing Perspective in Pediatric Intensive Care: An Eye-Tracking Study

DescriptionElectronic health records (EHRs) play a central role in nursing workflows, yet usability challenges remain poorly understood during real-time clinical tasks. This study used eye tracking to examine PICU nurses’ visual attention during admission preparation and medication administration tasks in a simulated EHR environment. Results revealed task dependent differences in visual scanning, attention, and cognitive workload, highlighting opportunities to improve EHR interface design and workflow alignment for critical nursing activities.

Contributors

Dr. Yeganeh Shahsavar

Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality at Johns Hopkins

Johns Hopkins University

Oluseyi Daodu

Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality at Johns Hopkins

Johns Hopkins University

Dr. Alison Trinkoff

University of Maryland

Vaishnavi Pinni

Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety and Quality at Johns Hopkins

Johns Hopkins University