Pih12 Análise Da Apresentação Gráfica Da Bula De Medicamento Na Perspectiva Das Estratégias Leitura De Pacientes Em Contexto De Uso

Fujita, Patricia Lopes; Spinillo, Carla Galvão

doi:10.1016/s1098-3015(10)75440-1

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“…In order to address the questions raised before about reading digital leaflets in mobile devices, an interaction test with 20 participants was conducted in Brazil. It was designed based on former research on reading strategy for print leaflets held by Fujita [15], and on the study about interaction in handheld devices by Pottes [16]. The interaction test also followed some of the guidelines for readability tests conducted in the European Union, especially regarding the number of participants [17].…”

Section: Investigating How People Read Digital Leaflets In Mobile Dev...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Reading Digital Medicine Leaflets in Mobile Devices an Interactive Study Conducted in Brazil

Hammerschmidt

Spinillo

2014

Design, User Experience, and Usability. User Experience Design for Everyday Life Applications and Services

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This paper describes an interaction study conducted in Brazil that aimed to investigate how people read a digital medicine leaflet in a mobile device. This insert summarizes the main typographic characteristics of Brazilian current digital leaflets. Tests were held with the participation of 20 volunteer individuals and consisted of four stages: (1) definition of participants' profile, (2) task 1: finding specific information in the digital leaflet, (3) Task 2: reading the digital leaflet in a mobile device, (4) follow-up interview. According to the results of the interaction test, there is evidence that the current structure of the digital medicine leaflets in Brazil is not designed for access via mobile devices. The findings of this study point to the need of information design guidelines for the Brazilian digital medicine leaflets, considering interactivity and navigability aspects. It is important to propose new solutions for digital leaflets and test them with people, in order to ensure the legibility and usability of these documents.

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Section: Investigating How People Read Digital Leaflets In Mobile Dev...mentioning

confidence: 99%