Landmark Detection Using Statistical Shape Modelling and Template Matching
(1) where is mean shape, P is a set of orthogonal modes of variation, and b defines a set of components of a deformable model. By varying the elements of…
BIOCHEMISTRY
Properties of Brain–Skull Interface in Compression
Fig. 1 Brain–skull interface (a) lateral section through human head showing the brain and surrounding tissue (taken from NAMIC registration case inventory brain) (b) detailed representation of the meninges (modified…
Computational Ethnography: Automated and Unobtrusive Means for Collecting Data In Situ for Human–Computer Interaction Evaluation Studies
A significant limitation of using security audit logs in HCI research is that some transitory screen activities (e.g. user moving a window around to reduce the amount of visual clutter…
Designing and Deploying Mobile Health Interventions
Fig. 13.1 As each of these form factors of devices became available, they were adopted for use in healthcare 13.2.1 Mobile Stand-Alone Internet-connected mobile applications are becoming easier to develop…
Visual Analytics: Leveraging Cognitive Principles to Accelerate Biomedical Discoveries
Fig. 14.1 An example of how symbolic data in a spreadsheet (a) when converted into a visual representation (b) leverages the parallel processing abilities of the visual cortex which enables…
Evaluation of Health Information Technology: Methods, Frameworks and Challenges
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…
Applying HCI Principles in Designing Usable Systems for Dentistry
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…
User-Centered Design and Evaluation of Clinical Information Systems: A Usability Engineering Perspective
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…
Cognition and Human Computer Interaction in Health and Biomedicine
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…
Design for Supporting Healthcare Teams
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…
