Using a web-based prototype and human-computer interaction concepts to develop a vision for a next generation patient care management system.

N Staggers; S Miller

PubMed · 11825266

Using a web-based prototype and human-computer interaction concepts to develop a vision for a next generation patient care management system.

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This paper describes the novel use of two tools to develop requirements for a new generation patient care system: a web-based prototype and a human-computer interaction framework. These tools allowed a development team to crystallize new requirements for a patient care system, illustrate to clinicians a radical change in care process models, and begin the change management process in a large enterprise.

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N Staggers, S Miller. 2001. Using a web-based prototype and human-computer interaction concepts to develop a vision for a next generation patient care management system.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11825266/

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Using a web-based prototype and human-computer interaction concepts to develop a vision for a next generation patient care management system.

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