Usability Guidance for EHRs and Personal Health Records

February 12, 2009

My last posting on healthcare IT application UI complexity was quite popular and got many comments both online and via email (thanks everyone). Readers were wondering if there are other sites or reports available to help improve usability. The folks at User Centric, Inc have a nice practice around exactly this kind of guidance.  Two of their free reports will be very helpful to you if you’re interested in usability guidance:

Since the community is very interested in this topic, if you have any companies, articles, reports, etc that you know focus on medical application usability please drop a note for us all here; if you’d rather not be public about it, send me an e-mail and I will put it up anonymously.

I am starting to capture “horror screens” that might show examples of what not to do and ask usability experts to provide advice on how to make them better. If you have some screenshots of overly complex screens please share them with me via comments or e-mail.

  • Instead of searching the documents and files we can search any information about the health record or public record online . Its is the easy way.
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