S. Raquel Ramos
User-Centered Design, Experience, and Usability of an Electronic Consent User Interface to Facilitate Informed Decision-Making in an HIV Clinic
Yale University|Development Fund
health information exchange electronic accessibility transferability patient medical records across various healthcare settings providers states patients formally give consent allow medical records electronically shared purpose study apply novel usercentered multistep multiframework approach design test electronic consent user interface patients hiv make informed decisions electronically sharing health information study consisted two steps step 1 crosssectional descriptive qualitative study used usercentric design interviews create user interface informed step 2 step 2 consisted one group posttest examine perceptions usefulness ease use preference comprehension health information exchange electronic consent user interface half study population college experience challenges remained overall comprehension regarding consent user interface independently successful suggesting addition electronic consent user interface human interaction may also necessary address complexities associated consenting electronically share health information comprehension key factor ability make informed decisions