110 Chapter 4 Table 6 Barriers and facilitators per smart function from the questionnaires Facilitators 2020 116 (100%) 2023 93 (100%) Barriers 2020 116 (100%) 2023 93 (100%) Some quotes from the open answers (when available) n (%) n (%) Weight function n (%) n (%) This function allows me to weigh bedridden patients more easily ND 60 (64.5) Unreliable 52 (44.8) 50 (53.8) Daily weighing due to ntx [kidney transplant DS] pt [patient DS] Sometimes deviates significantly from the scale Easy to use ND 53 (57) Screen difficult to unlock 12 (10.3) 38 (40.9) Always available ND 40 (43.0) Not automatically integrated with EPR 25 (21.6) 31 (33.3) Reliable ND 6 (6.5) Too many steps 12 (10.3) 12 (12.9) I was unaware of the protocol’s existence ND 10 (10.8) Protocol does not help me enough ND 2 (2.2) Fall-detection To prevent the patient from falling ND 59 (63.4) Communication cable nowhere to be found 3 (2.6) 30 (32.3) The patient is too light to detect. The patient is not properly centered in the bed to set the function. To detect wandering ND 42 (45.2) Communication cable difficult to connect ND 29 (31.2) To prevent the patient from taking a position in bed that is not beneficial for the treatment ND 15 (16.1) The screen is difficult to unlock 4 (3.4) 23 (24.7) Difficult connection with Mycos [nurse call system] 41 (35.3) 23 (24.7) The alarm goes off too quickly 1 (0.9) 17 (18.3) I was unaware of the protocol's existence ND 13 (14.0) The function is complicated to set up 11 (9.5) 9 (9.7) The protocol does not help me enough ND 1 (1.1) Head-of-bed-angle alarm The function helps me to maintain the treatment position ND 15 (16.1) Difficult connection with Mycos [nurse call system] 9 (7.8) 8 (8.6) In the ICU, a quick change in position is sometimes necessary. Turning off an alarm first doesn't work in such cases, so it is never used. Communication cable nowhere to be found ND 9 (9.7) Communication cable difficult to connect ND 5 (5.4) The function is complicated to set up 4 (3.4) 5 (5.4) The screen is difficult to unlock 4 (3.4) 3 (3.2)
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