2022
DOI: 10.2196/37353
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Identification of Requirements for a Postoperative Pediatric Pain Risk Communication Tool: Focus Group Study With Clinicians and Family Members

Abstract: Background Pediatric surgery is associated with a risk of postoperative pain that can impact the family’s quality of life. Although some risk factors for postoperative pain are known, these are often not consistently communicated to families. In addition, although tools for risk communication exist in other domains, none are tailored to pediatric surgery. Objective As part of a larger project to develop pain risk prediction tools, we aimed to design an … Show more

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“…In this user-centered study, 5 outline design requirements for a pediatric postoperative pain risk visualization tool were identified during co-design focus group sessions, which built on previously published work [ 26 ]: (A) present risk severity descriptively and visually, (B) ensure appearance and navigation are user-friendly, (C) frame risk identification and mitigation strategies in positive terms, (D) categorize and describe risks clearly, and (E) emphasize collaboration and effective communication. A revised risk communication prototype based on these requirements was used by both clinical and family participants quickly and accurately.…”
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“…In this user-centered study, 5 outline design requirements for a pediatric postoperative pain risk visualization tool were identified during co-design focus group sessions, which built on previously published work [ 26 ]: (A) present risk severity descriptively and visually, (B) ensure appearance and navigation are user-friendly, (C) frame risk identification and mitigation strategies in positive terms, (D) categorize and describe risks clearly, and (E) emphasize collaboration and effective communication. A revised risk communication prototype based on these requirements was used by both clinical and family participants quickly and accurately.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They were then instructed to place the 3 prototype sections and 1 risk score into an empty canvas to indicate their preferences for placement, positioning, and sizing of each section. Finally, participants were shown our initial prototype [ 26 ] ( Figure 1 A) and prompted to critically evaluate the design. Data from the first round of co-design sessions were used to generate redesign themes and requirements.…”
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