Mark Harniss|Dagmar Amtmann|Doug Cook|Kurt Johnson
Considerations for Developing Interfaces for Collecting Patient-Reported Outcomes That Allow the Inclusion of Individuals With Disabilities
Washington Center|University of Washington|Washington Center|University of Washington|Washington Center|University of Washington
promis patientreported outcome measurement information system developing set tools collecting patient reported outcomes including computerized adaptive testing administered using different modes computers phones user interfaces tools designed using principles universal design ensure accessible users including disabilities review rationale making health assessment instruments accessible users disabilities briefly review standards guidelines exist support developers creation user interfaces accessibility mind describe usability accessibility testing promis conduct content experts users without disabilities finally discuss threats validity reliability presented universal design principles argue social practical benefits interfaces designed include broad range potential users including disabilities seem outweigh need standardization suggestions future research also included