2023
DOI: 10.1017/pds.2023.180
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Exploring Health and Design Evidence Practices in Ehealth Systems’ Development

Abstract: Evidence-based practices play an essential role in the development of eHealth systems. Prior research has investigated the challenge of shared understanding between professionals from the fields of health sciences and design and has highlighted the need for effective alignment of development and research practices in eHealth. However, there is a limited understanding of epistemological differences between these fields and how professionals conceptualise evidence. In this paper, we investigate how healthcare an… Show more

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“…This learning involves a reflection by the designer on the intended cause-and-effect relationship between the eHealth system and its current (health) effect and future exploration directions. This reflection will clarify and systematically build up the rationale embedded in the system that regulatory bodies will demand in the certification process (Morales Ornelas et al, 2023). Once iterations converge into a reduced solution space, it would be easier to formulate a precise cause-and-effect relation for evaluation in a controlled setting.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This learning involves a reflection by the designer on the intended cause-and-effect relationship between the eHealth system and its current (health) effect and future exploration directions. This reflection will clarify and systematically build up the rationale embedded in the system that regulatory bodies will demand in the certification process (Morales Ornelas et al, 2023). Once iterations converge into a reduced solution space, it would be easier to formulate a precise cause-and-effect relation for evaluation in a controlled setting.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%