医疗保健专业人员对3D打印的初步态度和简短教育简报的效果:利用技术接受模型的前后试点研究

Q3 Medicine
Una M. Cronin , EmmaJude Lyons , Aidan O’ Sullivan , Niamh M. Cummins , Leonard O’Sullivan
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摘要

目的在医疗保健中采用3D打印技术在不同的临床环境中是可变的,并且具有相当大的地理差异。为了推进3D打印在医疗保健领域的应用,有必要研究抑制其采用的因素,特别是在低吸收领域。本研究的目的是调查缺乏技术经验的医疗保健专业人员(HCPs)对3D打印的态度,并在技术接受模型(TAM)的背景下评估短教育视频(SEV)对这些看法的有效性。设计/方法/方法这是一项针对HCPs方便样本的干预前后研究。制作了一个5分钟的视频,介绍和告知医护人员关于医疗保健中的3D打印。参与者(n = 52)在观看视频前后完成了一项基于TAM的在线调查。使用Wilcoxon符号秩t检验分析视频前和视频后的得分。干预后感知显著增加TAM维度感知有用性(p <;0.05),感知易用性(p <;0.001),使用态度(p <;0.001)和使用行为意向(p <;0.001)。本研究表明,对该技术的简要介绍会增加感知因素,这可能与采用该技术的初始阶段有关。从研究结果中得出的结论是,对于以前没有3D打印经验的医护人员来说,这可能是一个合适的模式,可以提供有关技术的教育,并有可能增加临床环境中3D打印的采用。提高认识预计将有助于提高医疗保健最终采用该技术的可能性。原创性/价值本研究解决了在医疗保健中采用3D打印的文献空白。该研究表明,即使是简短的教育干预也能大大改变卫生保健服务人员的观念。这表明SEV是一种可扩展且具有成本效益的策略,可以初步促进医疗保健领域采用3D打印。
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Healthcare professionals’ initial attitudes towards 3D printing and effects of a short educational briefing: A pre-post pilot study utilising the technology acceptance model

Purpose

Adopting 3D printing technology in healthcare is variable across clinical settings and has considerable geographical differences. To advance the application of 3D printing in healthcare it is necessary to research factors inhibiting its adoption, notably in areas of low uptake. The aim of this study was to investigate attitudes toward 3D printing in Healthcare Professionals (HCPs) with low experience of the technology and to assess the effectiveness of a Short Educational Video (SEV) on these perceptions in the context of the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM).

Design/Methodology/Approach

This was a pre-post intervention study in a convenience sample of HCPs. A 5-minute video was developed to introduce and inform HCPs regarding 3D printing in healthcare. Participants (n = 52) completed an online survey grounded on the TAM before and after watching the video. Wilcoxon signed rank t-tests were used to analyse pre- and post-video scores. Perceptions post-intervention increased significantly for the TAM dimensions perceived usefulness (p < 0.05), perceived ease of use (p < 0.001), attitude toward use (p < 0.001) and behavioural intention to use (p < 0.001).

Findings

This study demonstrated that a brief introduction to the technology increased perceptual factors which may be related to the initial phase of adoption of such technology. An inference from the findings is that for HCPs with low previous experience of 3D printing, this may be a suitable model to provide education on the technology and potentially increase the adoption of 3D printing in the clinical setting. Increased perception is expected to contribute to increased likelihood of eventual adoption in healthcare.

Originality/value

This study addresses a literature gap in adopting 3D printing within healthcare. The study demonstrated that even brief educational interventions can substantially shift perceptions among HCPs. This suggests that the SEV is a scalable and cost-effective strategy to initially promote the adoption of 3D printing within healthcare.
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Annals of 3D printed medicine
Annals of 3D printed medicine Medicine and Dentistry (General), Materials Science (General)
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