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1. Participant Recruitment for Research | Digital Healthcare Research
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   January 01, 2023 - Recruitment involves a number of activities, including identifying eligible participants, adequately … explaining the study to the potential participants, recruiting an adequate sample based on study goals … and design, obtaining informed consent and maintaining ethical standards, and retaining participants … The open forum took place on July 8, 2009, with 15 participants across 9 projects.  … Most grantees provide incentives for those who join, compensating participants for their time. 

2. Critical Incident | Digital Healthcare Research
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   January 01, 2023 - attempts to find information pertaining to organizational problems, and requires honest responses from the participants … This means that the participants must be assured they can freely express their opinions, and therefore … SELECT PARTICIPANTS IN THE ANALYSIS. … QUERY THE GROUP OF PARTICIPANTS. … Disadvantages Participants may withold information out of fear of repercussions unless assurances

3. Recruiting older adult participants through crowdsourcing platforms: Mechanical Turk versus Prolific Academic. | Digital Healthcare Research
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   January 01, 2023 - Recruiting older adult participants through crowdsourcing platforms: Mechanical Turk versus Prolific … Recruiting older adult participants through crowdsourcing platforms: Mechanical Turk versus Prolific

4. Trust and Patient-Centeredness Workgroup: Patient and Caregiver Perspectives on Generative Artificial Intelligence in Patient-Centered Clinical Decision Support (pdf file)
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   May 01, 2024 - Participants were identified using purposive and convenience sampling. … would be shared with focus group participants. … Findings Patient and caregiver participants had a range of experiences with AI. … Most participants believed that they had encountered AI tools in a healthcare context; however, participants … Participants observed that younger demographics may be more open to utilizing these tools.

5. Context and Overview of the Model Multilateral Participation Agreement (pdf file)
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   June 16, 2021 - agreements with specific parties Simplify process for negotiating agreements with large numbers of Participants … Decision-Making Nature and scope of SNO’s system (i.e., technology) and services Selection of Participants … certification and supervision of individual Authorized Users; security measures Nature and scope of Participants … rights to use data obtained through the Network; permitted and prohibited uses Nature and scope of Participants … and/or technology provided by SNO, Participant, others Economics SNO system and services NHIN Participants

6. MacFarlane A et al. 2005 "Role flexibility among telemedicine service providers in the north-west and west of Ireland." | Digital Healthcare Research
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   January 01, 2005 - Participants described the ways in which they were flexible about their workload, professional identities … Objective "To examine ways in which the participants have worked to organize and deliver telemedicine … It was not uncommon, for instance, for participants to explain that they took responsibility for new … "These new tasks and duties were often beyond the existing professional identities and roles of the participants … Study Design Only postintervention (no control group) Study Participants Twenty-one primary

7. Patient Prioritization of Measurement Areas for Patient-Centered Clinical Decision Support (pdf file)
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   July 01, 2024 - All participants indicated that communication quality was extremely important. … Participants discussed how the importance of measurement areas depends on context. … , with all participants ranking communication quality in the top and seven of eight participants ranking … Additionally, there was slight attrition of participants in this study. … These areas were noted to be interconnected by participants.

8. NASA Task Load Index | Digital Healthcare Research
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   January 01, 2023 - Each subscale is presented to the participants either during or after the experimental trial. … SELECT PARTICIPANTS based on the goals of the analysis. 4. … Ask participants to give a rating for each subscale from 1 (low) to 20 (high). 8. … Participants may be prone to correlate their task performance with their workload ratings. … When administered post-task, the participants may forget details of the task.

9. Workload Profile Technique | Digital Healthcare Research
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   January 01, 2023 - SELECTION OF PARTICIPANTS. … The types of participants selected may depend on the goals of the analysis. 5. … BRIEF PARTICIPANTS. … Participants assign the demand ratings across the eight dimensions. 9. … Scale may present difficulties for participants.

10. Questionnaire for User Interface Satisfaction | Digital Healthcare Research
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    January 01, 2023 - Brief the participants by explaining the purpose of the analysis and how to fill out the questionnaire … Go over the task list and questionnaire with the participants to ensure there are not items that will … The participants should do this independently without talking with one another. … and then have the participants complete it. … The analysts may assist the participants if anything is unclear, though the participants should not talk

11. The Wise App Trial for Improving Health Outcomes in PLWH – Final Report (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2022 - All participants reported using their smartphones at least daily and 8 out of 10 participants had been … The main analysis of all participants was followed by a sub- analysis by limiting to participants with … A total of 11 (6%) of participants were working full-time, 26 (13%) of participants were working part-time … (n=6) of participants self-identified as Hispanic/Latino. 60.5% (n=23) of participants were female, … and half the participants (n=19; 50.0%) were single. 63.2% (n=24) of participants had completed some

12. Goldman RE, Soran CS, Hayward GL, et al. "Doctors' perceptions of laboratory monitoring in office practice." | Digital Healthcare Research
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    January 01, 2023 - Results: Participants viewed laboratory monitoring as a critical, time‐consuming task integral to their … All participants had experienced EHR alert systems that they found to be annoying and cumbersome. … Most participants were concerned about the number of clicks that would be necessary to address the … Participants wanted alerts to be parsimonious, with the option of clicking to open a window with more … An ideal system, according to participants, would provide a balance between these competing tensions:

13. The Effects of Age, Cognition, and Health Literacy on Use of a Patient EMR - 2011 | Digital Healthcare Research
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    January 01, 2011 - Participants included people aged 40-to-85 years with a range of health literacy and numeracy abilities … Participants were also given the Test of Functional Health Literacy in Adults (TOFHLA) and subjective … Following the administration of the testing components of the study, participants completed a tutorial … Many of these participants thought that the portal was "confusing" or "difficult" to use. … However, participants did have some difficulty in using the portal simulation: 40 percent of participants

14. Standards and Regulatory Frameworks Workgroup: Prioritizing Patient Preferences for Standardization to Support PC CDS (pdf file)
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    August 01, 2024 - Participants of the roundtable discussed the patient preference information that should be prioritized … Key themes that came through based on participant discussion include the following: • Participants … • Participants shared that some preference information may be lower priority for standardization … All invited participants contributed to the discussion and provided comments, insights, suggestions, … These short meetings were used to prepare participants for the upcoming roundtable by familiarizing

15. Pluye P et al. 2004 "How information retrieval technology may impact on physician practice: an organizational case study in family medicine." | Digital Healthcare Research
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    January 01, 2023 - In using the software, "participants learned new knowledge or updated their knowledge. … In using the software, "participants recalled forgotten knowledge. … In using the software "participants confirmed their knowledge, as illustrated by participant 5: "I was … "Participants felt frustrated when they did not find information [in the program]. … Study Design Only postintervention (no control group) Study Participants "Family physicians

16. Self-management via Health Kiosk by Community-residing Older Adults - Final Report (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2021 - Results: Usable data from 242 participants (M=72.93 years, SD=8.90; 80% female; 76% white) revealed … No physical keyboard was available to participants. … Participants also measured their weight, blood pressure, pulse, and grip strength at the kiosk. … Although participants could skip questions, this rarely occurred. … Thus, our usable data pertains to these 242 participants.

17. AHRQ Challenge Project Report (pdf file)
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    January 01, 2020 - More than 150 participants registered for the challenge after launch. … content and drive qualified participants to register for the challenge. 2. … These communications asked participants to register for an informational webinar. … • 80% of participants felt the evaluation criteria were fair. … Four out of five participants felt evaluation criteria were fair.

18. Using Innovative Communication Technology to Improve the Health of Young African American Women - 2011 | Digital Healthcare Research
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    January 01, 2011 - Research staff conducted focus groups to solicit participants' recommendations to maximize the target … Members of the research team explained the study to potential participants and conducted the consent … The demonstration gave participants the opportunity to listen to information from three pre-determined … Participants indicated that the stories should be in first person, from the perspective of the system … Participants thought that the overall layout and design of the health survey were straightforward and

19. Building Bridges: Consumer Needs and the Design of Health Information Technology - Participants | Digital Healthcare Research
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    January 01, 2023 - Building Bridges: Consumer Needs and the Design of Health Information Technology - Participants … PARTICIPANTS List of Participants ( PDF , 35.37 KB). Workshop Project Team ( PDF , 27 KB).

20. Improving Sickle Cell Transitions, Focus Group Moderator Guide: Patients (pdf file)
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    June 16, 2021 - Additionally, older participants will have the opportunity to reflect on discussion topics prompted … the older participants. … Follow up for older participants: i. Was your experience similar when you were younger? ii. … Follow up for older participants: i. Was your experience similar when you were younger? ii. … Follow up for older participants: What advice would you give younger people with SCD to help with