Usability of a Personal Air Pollution Monitor: Design-Feedback Iterative Cycle Study.

Glen E Duncan Edmund Y W Seto Ally R Avery Mike Oie Graeme N Carvlin Elena Austin Jeffry H Shirai Jiayang He Byron Ockerman Igor V Novosselov

Published in: JMIR mHealth and uHealth (2018)

Both qualitative and quantitative measures showed an improvement in device usability over the 3 waves. This study demonstrates how the design-feedback iterative cycle can be used to improve the usability of devices manufactured for use in large epidemiologic studies on personal air pollution exposures.

Keyphrases

air pollution
electronic health record
health information
particulate matter
lung function
magnetic resonance imaging
computed tomography
image quality