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- Nygren, Else, et al.
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Reading the medical record.I. Analysis of physicians ways of reading the medical record
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Ingår i: Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicin. ; 39, s. 1992-
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- Physicians were interviewed about their routines in everyday use of the medical record. From the interviews, we conclude that the medical record is a well functioning working instrument for the experienced physician. Using the medical record as a basis for decision making involves interpretation of format, layout and other textual features of the type-written data. Interpretation of these features provides effective guidance in the process of searching, reading and assessing the relevance of different items of information in the record. It seems that this is a skill which is an integrated part of diagnostic expertise. This skill plays an important role in decision making based on the large amount of information about a patient that can be found in the medical record. This finding has implications for the design of user interfaces for reading computerized medical records.
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- Nygren, Else, et al.
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Reading the medical record II. Design of a human-computer interface for basic reading of computerized medical records.
- 1992
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Ingår i: Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine. ; 39, s. 13-25
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- A user interface for reading the medical record was designed and implemented on a work-station with a 19 inch colour screen. The text is presented on imitations of paper-pages. The pages are organized in bundles which are dynamically connected to scrollable index-lists. The turning of pages on the screen is the fundamental concept of the interface. A page can be turned by a mouse-click or by a circular mouse-movement. Elaborated feedback is given to the user in order to provide effortless orientation and navigation. The interface supports the basic ways of use identified in our analyses of reading habits. It also enables human perceptual and cognitive skills to be used. It seems very easy to learn and efficient in use.
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