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MANILA TYTANA COLLEGES LIBRARY |
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Georgsson, Mattias. |
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A modified user-oriented heuristic evaluation of a mobile health system for diabetes self-management support / |
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Mattias Georgsson, Nancy Staggers, Charlene Weir |
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Winter Highlights |
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text |
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unmediated |
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volume |
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CIN : Computers Informatics Nursing |
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34 : Winter Highlights page TC43-TC51 |
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Mobile health platforms offer significant opportunities for improving diabetic self-care, but only if adequate usability exists. Expert evaluations such as heuristic evaluation can provide distinct usability information about systems. The purpose of this study was to complete a usability evaluation of a mobile health system for diabetes patients using a modified heuristic evaluation technique of (1) dual-domain experts (healthcare professionals, usability experts), (2) validated scenarios and user tasks related to patients' self-care, and (3) in-depth severity factor ratings. Experts identified 129 usability problems with 274 heuristic violations for the system. The categories Consistency and Standards dominated at 24.1% (n = 66), followed by Match Between System and Real World at 22.3% (n = 61). Average severity ratings across system views were 2.8 (of 4), with 9.3% (n = 12) rated as catastrophic and 53.5% (n = 69) as major. The large volume of violations with severe ratings indicated clear priorities for redesign. The modified heuristic approach allowed evaluators to identify unique and important issues, including ones related to self-management and patient safety. This article provides a template for one type of expert evaluation adding to the informaticists' toolbox when needing to conduct a fast, resource-efficient and user-oriented heuristic evaluation. |
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Nursing |
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Diabetes. |
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Wireless communication systems in medical care. |
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Patient self-monitoring. |
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Articles |
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79566 |
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137929 |
