Optimum Information System Adoption for Improving Lower Limb Function after Artificial Joint Surgery
AUTHORS
Seong-Ran Lee,Department of Medical Information, Kongju National University
ABSTRACT
This paper measures the optimum information system adoption for improving lower limb function after artificial joint surgery. Experimental investigation carried out with 82 participants who visited orthopedic surgery of a general hospital located in C area from February 6 to April 21, 2017. The results of this study are as follows. Firstly, pain of lower limb function in experimental groups that have suffered from insomnia significantly decreased after applying the information system(t=3.17, p=.000). Secondly, for the improvement of lower limb function after artificial joint surgery, it was significantly much higher after applying of information system in the experimental group compared to the control group after time elapsed of 50 days (p<.05). These positive results will play an important role in the establishment of future medical system and data that provides invaluable insights in the effect of the information system.
KEYWORDS
Artificial joint, Function, Information system, Low limb, Surgery
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