Basicmedical Key

Fig. 5.1 Classification of evaluation methods 5.2.1 Analytical Approaches Analytical approaches rely on analysts’ judgments and analytic techniques to perform evaluations on user interfaces, and often do not directly involve…

Fig. 9.1 Recording of pocket depth (numbers in mm in red), bleeding points (P), missing teeth (M) and existing restorations (colored areas on teeth) in the EHR Dentistry has a…

Fig. 7.1 User-task-context model (Adapted from Kushniruk and Turner 2012) The model in Fig. 7.1 can be used to drive both the development of use case scenarios for use in scenario-based…

Healthcare team characteristics Examples Multidisciplinary Multidisciplinary rounds in pediatric intensive care unit (Fig. 10.3) Dynamic team formation, composition, and role assignment, blurry role differentiation Ad hoc medical teams formed in ED…

Fig. 2.1 Partial space of frameworks and cognitive theories 2.2 Human Information Processing A computational theory of mind provides the fundamental underpinning for most contemporary cognitive theories. The basic premise…

Fig. 11.1 Ash et al.’s (2007) hierarchy [Reprinted with permission] Campbell et al. (2006) provide a typology for looking just at these negative outcomes, again with a CPOE focus.1 Campbell…

Mode of engagement Definition Examples Communication Support for patient-to-patient, computer-to-patient and patient-to-provider communication or information dissemination Patient portals Patient-physician secure email Online support groups Social networking sites Data storage A…

Fig. 4.1 Illustration of the complex inter-relationships between the 8 dimensions of the new socio-technical model (Used with permission from: Menon et al. 2014) In our model, one cannot expect…

Fig. 8.1 A 4-key number entry design. The left/right “arrows” move the cursor left and right, and the up/down arrows increase or decrease the digit the cursor is over. The…