BACKGROUND Clinical decision support systems can prevent knowledge-based prescription errors and improve patient outcomes. The clinical effectiveness of these systems, however, is substantially limited by poor user acceptance of presented warnings. To enhance alert acceptance it may be useful to quantify the impact of potential modulators of acceptance. METHODS We built a logistic regression ...

results ninety (74.6%) patients were male and 33 (25.4%) were female. they were in the age range of 20-60 years old. fifty four (41.5%) patients had moderate social acceptance and 76 (58.5%) had high social acceptance scores. conclusions among the variables including age, gender, education, occupation, residential area, marital status, family history of hiv/aids, family history of psychiatric d...

the technical term of acceptance and refusal in the case of patrimonium (the estate of deceased); which has been used in inheritance procedure act; dose not mean; automatically; the acceptance and refusal of inheritance; because it is occurred by the law and; inheritance; acceptance and refusal of the estate deceased has no role in its occurrence. however; the existence of the principle of acce...

Applying Acceptance Test Driven Development (ATDD) in the context of web applications is a difficult task due to the intricateness of existing tools/frameworks and, more in general, of the proposed approaches. In this work, we present a simple approach for developing web applications in ATDD mode, based on the usage of Screen Mockups and Selenium IDE. Digital Object Identifier (DOI): http://dx....

This descriptive case study is about the dynamics of a software engineering team using executable acceptance test-driven development in a real world project. The experiences of a customer, a developer, and a tester were discussed. The observed consensus among multiple stakeholders speaks of the effectiveness of the practice in the given context.

Widely accepted for the last 15 years as a reliable method to understand and predict user adoption of Information Systems has been the Davis' Technology Acceptance Model (TAM). With the advent and meteoric growth of the Internet, a number of researchers are now asking if TAM can be applied to Internet Technologies. The purpose of this paper is to investigate whether TAM is a model upon which a ...

In this paper we focus on three open questions regarding NIST SP 800-22 randomness test: the probability of false acceptance, the number of minimum sample size to achieve a given probability error and tests independence. We shall point out statistical testing assumptions, source of errors, sample constructions and a computational method for determining the probability of false acceptance and es...

Past research on IT acceptance and use has largely focused on relationships between constructs in models that are based on a small number of overlapping theoretical frameworks, and has neglected to integratively examine the IT artifact-related antecedents of these models’ constructs. The present paper addresses this issue by incorporating into the Theory of Planned Behavior the IT artifact-rela...

introduction: acceptance test is a necessary procedure after spect system installation. the goal of this test is to reveal system's present condition, to compare it with manufacturer's specifications and also as a base for later tests. methods: this study investigated four spect systems in tehran. all of the quality control tests are performed on the basis of nema and iaea recommendations and b...