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What is one of the goals of usability testing in health care?The goal of usability testing in health care is to develop or purchase electronic health records (EHRs), medical devices, and other health IT that meet users' needs, improve productivity, and safeguard against errors.
What are the three dimensions examined in usability tests?Usability and usability testing
Based on the ISO definition, the three measures of usability are effectiveness, efficiency and satisfaction.
What aspects of the EHR system does snomed CT address?In EHR systems, SNOMED CT can be used as a reference terminology for data communication with external systems; as a reference terminology for data integration; as an indexing system for data retrieval; as a code system for clinical data storage; as an interface terminology for data entry; and as an extensible ...
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Patients in dense urban communities may benefit from telehealth services because they:
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