Live Usability Testing of Two Complex Clinical Decision Support Tools: Observational Study.

Safiya Richardson David Feldstein Thomas McGinn Linda S Park Sundas Khan Rachel Hess Paul D Smith Rebecca Grochow Mishuris Lauren McCullagh Devin M Mann

Published in: JMIR human factors (2019)

Live usability testing of these CDS tools generated insights about their role in the patient-provider interaction. CDS may contribute to the interaction by being simultaneously viewed by the provider and patient. CDS can improve usability and lessen the strain it places on providers by being short, flexible, and customizable to unique provider workflow. A useful component of CDS is being as widely applicable as possible and ensuring that its functions represent the fastest way to perform a particular task.

Keyphrases

quantum dots
electronic health record
clinical decision support
primary care
health information
visible light
case report
social media