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A Mobile Patient-Reported Outcome Measure App With Talking Touchscreen: Usability Assessment.

Marlies WelbieHarriet WittinkMarjan J WestermanIlse TopperJosca SnoeiWalter L J M Devillé
Published in: JMIR formative research (2019)
The usability of the DTTSQ needs to be improved before it can be released. No problems were found with satisfaction or efficiency during the usability test. The effectiveness needs to be improved by (1) making it easier to navigate through screens without the possibility of accidentally skipping one, (2) enabling the possibility to insert an answer by tapping on the text underneath a photograph instead of just touching the photograph itself, and (3) making it easier to correct wrong answers. This study shows the importance of including less skilled participants in a usability study when striving for inclusive design and the importance of measuring not just satisfaction but also efficiency and effectiveness during such studies.
Keyphrases
  • electronic health record
  • health information
  • randomized controlled trial
  • systematic review
  • healthcare
  • high throughput
  • genome wide
  • gene expression