Titlebook: Agile eHealth Usability Evaluation; Development of the T Irina Sinabell Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under ex

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Introduction, care that are easy to implement and rapid to perform. This section provides background information on evaluating the usability of eHealth inventions, taking into account the iterative approach of software development, which is characterized by short iterations designed to optimize a part of a softw

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Method,study. This study primarily collected qualitative data from human-computer interaction specialists and participants gained in the exploratory case study. In addition to the primarily qualitative research methods used, a quantitative procedure of frequency rating was chosen to strengthen the accuracy

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Results,alth usability evaluation methods, and 11 not recommended eHealth usability evaluation methods. Based on these findings, a toolbox called ToUsE (“Toolbox for eHealth Usability Evaluations”) was developed that comprises all 43 identified eHealth usability evaluation methods. The results of the explor

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Discussion,ntions being iteratively developed in health care, and is it feasible to conduct an easily applicable eHealth usability evaluation as well as counter and tackle challenges that might arise during the agile eHealth usability evaluation with elderly users? The results of the triangulation study showed

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Conclusion,. These findings regarding prioritized eHealth usability evaluation methods are pertinent to patient-centered eHealth systems as such, which contribute to meaningful improvements to the usability of eHealth interventions and thus enable accessible health care for the aging population. The ToUsE tool

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