This article explores the "On-Demand Health Education System" in healthcare, highlighting its role in enhancing nursing efficiency and quality. Using a database, it allows nurses to provide tailored education via QR codes for patients and families. Key findings show its positive impact on education quality and efficiency, though improvements are needed in user interface and accessibility for certain groups like the elderly. Future enhancements should focus on user experience and expanding accessibility, acknowledging the potential of such systems in medical education with technological advancement.
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