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Efficacy of Digital Health Tools for a Pediatric Patient Registry: Semistructured Interviews and Interface Usability Testing With Parents and Clinicians.

Sarah K DoyleRebecca PavlosSamantha J CarlsonKatherine BartonMejbah Uddin BhuiyanBernadett BoeingMeredith Louise BorlandSteven HooberChristopher C Blyth
Published in: JMIR formative research (2022)
Semistructured interviews allowed us to better understand parent and physician experiences of discharge communication and clinical research engagement. Software interface usability testing methods and use of the SUS helped us gauge the efficacy of our digital tools with both parent and physician users. This study demonstrates the feasibility of combining qualitative research methods with software industry interface usability testing methods to help determine the efficacy of digital tools in a pediatric clinical research setting.
Keyphrases
  • health information
  • primary care
  • emergency department
  • electronic health record
  • healthcare
  • mental health
  • social media
  • public health
  • systematic review
  • risk assessment
  • young adults
  • childhood cancer