Heuristics-based Responsiveness Evaluation of a Telemedicine Computational Web System

Ensina, Leandro Augusto; Lee, Huei; Takaki, Weber Shoity Resende; Maciejewski, Narco Afonso Ravazzoli; Spolaôr, Newton; Wu, Feng

doi:10.1109/tla.2019.8863315

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“…17,18 Telehealth also offers opportunities for consistent communication between patients and clinicians with the use of tools such as smartphones, tablets, or computers that possess webcams. 19 Furthermore, telehealth technologies can be extremely effective when it comes to reducing the cost of healthcare by saving an estimated $19-$121 per virtual visit. These 23 This act has significantly broadened accessibility for health providers and patients.…”

Section: Telehealth Utilization Prior To Covid-19mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…17,18 Telehealth also offers opportunities for consistent communication between patients and clinicians with the use of tools such as smartphones, tablets, or computers that possess webcams. 19 Furthermore, telehealth technologies can be extremely effective when it comes to reducing the cost of healthcare by saving an estimated $19–$121 per virtual visit. These savings come from reduced operational overhead and technology adaption, which is of great necessity during a pandemic that has created a healthcare recession that resulted in over 1.4 million healthcare jobs lost in April 2020 and 30,000 jobs in January 2021.…”

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Healthcare Professionals and Telehealth Usability During COVID-19

Hamadi

Hicks‐Roof

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Objective: During the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, many other health providers needed to rapidly adopt telehealth services to ensure continuity of patient care, without the opportunity to extensively evaluate the usability of the adopted technology. Therefore, this study aims to examine health professionals’ telehealth usability during COVID-19 in Florida. Design: This cross-sectional study employed the Telehealth Usability Questionnaire (TUQ) to licensed healthcare providers in Florida in June 2020. Setting and Participants: A total of 399,660 selected health professionals with Florida licensure were recruited from open-access Florida healthcare to participate in a Qualtrics web-based survey. A total of 1868 health professionals completed the survey. Multiple linear and mixed regression models were applied to analyze the overall and subdomain scores from TUQ. Main outcome measures: Telehealth Usability. Results: The analysis of overall TUQ score showed younger, female healthcare professionals, and participants who reported an increase of telehealth usage during pandemic had a significantly higher overall TUQ score. Compared with the score from physicians and nurses, the scores from the mental health group and social work group were significantly higher, while the score rehabilitation group was significantly lower. Analysis of the subdomain scores were consistent with the overall scores. Conclusion: The findings from this study indicate that the health professionals’ telehealth usability is related to age, gender, and the change of telehealth usage during the COVID-19 pandemic. While pandemics represent only one possible impetus for the healthcare system to swiftly switch to telehealth platforms, each profession should consider providing adequate resources to accommodate the need for change.

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confidence: 99%

“…17,18 Telehealth also offers opportunities for consistent communication between patients and clinicians with the use of tools such as smartphones, tablets, or computers that possess webcams. 19 Furthermore, telehealth technologies can be extremely effective when it comes to reducing the cost of healthcare by saving an estimated $19–$121 per virtual visit. These savings come from reduced operational overhead and technology adaption, which is of great necessity during a pandemic that has created a healthcare recession that resulted in over 1.4 million healthcare jobs lost in April 2020 and 30,000 jobs in January 2021.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Healthcare Professionals and Telehealth Usability During COVID-19

Hamadi

Hicks‐Roof

et al. 2021

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“…O HAEG foi criado a partir de conjuntos de heurísticas já existentes [Tanaka et al 2009, Valle et al 2013, Sakakibara 2014, Falavigna 2015, Souza and Souto 2015, Barbosa et al 2016, Toda et al 2019, Ensina et al 2019] para avaliar a usabilidade, elementos educacionais, experiência do usuário e elementos de multimídia de jogos digitais ou sistemas de software. Essas heurísticas foram adaptadas para integrar ao HAEG e atender o contexto de sistemas educacionais gamificados.…”

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Proposta Inicial de um Conjunto de Heurísticas para Avaliação de Sistemas Educacionais Gamificados

Frezato,

Coleti,

Valle

2023

Anais Do XXXIV Simpósio Brasileiro De Informática Na Educação (SBIE 2023)

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Nos últimos anos, diversas iniciativas têm sido propostas para motivar os alunos a aprender conteúdos educacionais e também para engajá-los nos processos de aprendizagem. Dentre elas, destaca-se a gamificação, que pode proporcionar diferentes benefícios, como motivação, engajamento, aprendizagem ativa, feedback imediato, colaboração e trabalho em equipe. Apesar disso, existem alguns efeitos negativos que a gamificação pode promover quando os sistemas educacionais gamificados são utilizados na prática sem possuírem boa qualidade. Portanto, é necessário utilizar mecanismos para avaliar a qualidade desses sistemas. Nesse sentido, este trabalho teve como objetivo propor um novo conjunto de heurísticas para avaliar os sistemas educacionais gamificados.

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“…This study combined physiological signal modules (namely, ECG, EEG, PPG, and EMG) with innovative educational technologies, such as the Internet, IoT [7,8], and virtual reality (VR) [9,10], to develop a cloud system with telecare services [11,12]. Using the VR and open-source software (OSS), this study developed an interesting VR digital game that could stimulate the elderly users to utilize the application for health management [13][14][15].…”

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Wearable Technology and Visual Reality Application for Healthcare Systems

Lin

Peng

2022

Electronics

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This study developed a virtual reality interactive game with smart wireless wearable technology for healthcare of elderly users. The proposed wearable system uses its intelligent and wireless features to collect electromyography signals and upload them to a cloud database for further analysis. The electromyography signals are then analyzed for the users’ muscle fatigue, health, strength, and other physiological conditions. The average slope maximum So and Chan (ASM S & C) algorithm is integrated in the proposed system to effectively detect the quantity of electromyography peaks, and the accuracy is as high as 95%. The proposed system can promote the health conditions of elderly users, and motivate them to acquire new knowledge of science and technology.

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Heuristics-based Responsiveness Evaluation of a Telemedicine Computational Web System

Cited by 6 publications

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Healthcare Professionals and Telehealth Usability During COVID-19

Healthcare Professionals and Telehealth Usability During COVID-19

Proposta Inicial de um Conjunto de Heurísticas para Avaliação de Sistemas Educacionais Gamificados

Wearable Technology and Visual Reality Application for Healthcare Systems

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