Role of Human-Computer Interaction Healthcare System in the Teaching of Physiology and Medicine

Abstract

With the increasingly severe aging of the population, the difficult and expensive medical treatment problems are becoming more and more prominent; the salary level of domestic doctors is not high, but the cost of training doctors is high, coupled with doctors’ work pressure and mental pressure; the number of candidates for medical school is decreasing year by year; medical talent is rare; and the allocation of medical staff is scarce. Health care is the basic guarantee for people’s good life, and the shortage of medical staff will have many impacts on health care. Human-computer interaction (HCI) is the study of people, computers, and their interaction. HCI refers to the communication between the user and the computer system, which is the two-way information exchange of various symbols and actions between the human and the computer. The purpose of this paper is to study a healthcare system with human-computer interaction through the client, apply the system to the teaching of physiology and medicine, and analyze its effects and functions in combination with various evaluation indicators. This paper selects teaching content, ease of use of human-computer interaction design, technical services, and user subjective satisfaction as evaluation indicators, and constructs an evaluation model for this. And it builds the physiology and medicine teaching system framework and healthcare system, and conducts tests and statistics on the teaching system. This paper combines online questionnaires, in-app survey feedback, and field visits to collect feedback from users and administrators. The final data show that the teaching system meets the requirements in four evaluation indicators: teaching content, ease of use of human-computer interaction design, technical services, and user subjective satisfaction. User satisfaction with these four aspects reached 86.33%, 95.17%, 63.83%, and 81.87%, respectively. It shows that the system is more popular and can meet the needs of most users.

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