ERIOS: Co-construction of a Dynamic Temporal Visualization Tool in the Electronic Health Record
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| author | Robert, Louise Luzurier, Quentin Velcker, Anaïs Mathieu, Emma Fontaine, Loic Morquin, David |
| author_facet | Robert, Louise Luzurier, Quentin Velcker, Anaïs Mathieu, Emma Fontaine, Loic Morquin, David |
| contents | ERIOS, is a collaborative project between Dedalus, a health software company, Montpellier University Hospital Center (CHU), and the University of Montpellier. This initiative aims to incorporate research and development (R\&D) directly within the hospital, focusing on co-creating components of the Electronic Health Record (EHR) alongside end-users. The project was initiated with two initial use cases, which led to the development of components for dynamic temporal visualization, now integrated into specific dashboards. The application of academic recommendations regarding user engagement methodology and human-computer interactions significantly enhanced our ability to meet user needs. |
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| spellingShingle | ERIOS: Co-construction of a Dynamic Temporal Visualization Tool in the Electronic Health Record Robert, Louise Luzurier, Quentin Velcker, Anaïs Mathieu, Emma Fontaine, Loic Morquin, David Human-Computer Interaction ERIOS, is a collaborative project between Dedalus, a health software company, Montpellier University Hospital Center (CHU), and the University of Montpellier. This initiative aims to incorporate research and development (R\&D) directly within the hospital, focusing on co-creating components of the Electronic Health Record (EHR) alongside end-users. The project was initiated with two initial use cases, which led to the development of components for dynamic temporal visualization, now integrated into specific dashboards. The application of academic recommendations regarding user engagement methodology and human-computer interactions significantly enhanced our ability to meet user needs. |
| title | ERIOS: Co-construction of a Dynamic Temporal Visualization Tool in the Electronic Health Record |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.00061 |