Effective Implementation of a Clinical Information System

Unertl, Kim M.; Lehmann, Christoph U.; Lorenzi, Nancy M.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-93765-2_22

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“…Designing, evaluating, and implementing interactive systems which are easily and successfully usable by humans represent a core requirement for all areas of computer science [1]. This applies especially to medical informatics with its associated requirement for clear, rapidly available information [2,3]. Consequently, appropriate tools are required to adhere to human factors in health sciences.…”

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Understanding Human-Computer Interactions in Restricted Clinical Environments

Kraus,

Trübe,

Gundler

2023

German Medical Data Sciences 2023 – Science. Close to People.

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Introduction: Conducting research on human-computer interaction and information retrieval requires unobtrusive observations within existing network architectures. State of the art: Most of the available tools are not suitable to be applied within restricted clinical systems. The specific requirements hinder analysis of the human factors in health sciences. Concept: We identified extensions for popular web browsers as a suitable way to conduct studies in highly regulated environments. Implementation: Considering the specialized requirements and an adequate level of transparency for the recorded clinician, we developed an open-source Web Extension compatible with major web browsers. Lessons learned: We identified the challenges associated with the specific tool and are preparing its use to understand clinical reasoning in personalized oncology.

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confidence: 99%