Evaluation of user embracement software with pediatric risk classification

Rev Bras Enferm. 2020 Apr 22;73(3):e20180677. doi: 10.1590/0034-7167-2018-0677. eCollection 2020.
[Article in English, Portuguese]

Abstract

Objective: to evaluate functional performance and technical quality of user embracement software with pediatric risk classification.

Method: descriptive exploratory study developed based on the quality requirements set forth in ISO/IEC 25010. The evaluated characteristics were: functional adequacy, reliability, usability, performance efficiency, compatibility, safety, maintainability and portability. Eight specialists from the area of informatics and 13 from nursing participated in the evaluation. The characteristics were considered adequate when they reached more than 70% of indication as very and/or completely appropriate in the evaluations of each group of specialists.

Results: The results obtained from the evaluation of informatics and nursing specialists were: functional adequacy (100.0%, 96.2%), reliability (82.6%, 88.5%), usability (84.9%; 98.7%), performance efficiency (93.4%; 96.2%), compatibility (85.0%, 98.1%), safety (91.7%, 100.0%), and, yet, maintainability (95.0%) and portability (87.5%) evaluated by the first ones.

Conclusion: the software was considered adequate regarding technical quality and functional performance.

MeSH terms

  • Humans
  • Patient Participation / methods
  • Patient Participation / psychology*
  • Reproducibility of Results
  • Risk Assessment / methods
  • Risk Assessment / standards*
  • Risk Assessment / statistics & numerical data
  • Software Design