Expert Views on Criteria for Evaluation of Human Factors Methods: Qualitative Interview Study

Results from this study were used to propose a framework for evaluating HF methods used in real-world health IT projects. The framework should provide organizations with valuable information on how to optimize the application and outcomes of HF methods and build HF capability within organizations, particularly where this capability may be lacking.

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JMIR Human Factors
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2025-12-26
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https://doi.org/10.2196/73324
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Electronic Health Records Systems
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Expert Views on Criteria for Evaluation of Human Factors Methods: Qualitative Interview Study

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Expert Views on Criteria for Evaluation of Human Factors Methods: Qualitative Interview Study

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Abstract

Results from this study were used to propose a framework for evaluating HF methods used in real-world health IT projects. The framework should provide organizations with valuable information on how to optimize the application and outcomes of HF methods and build HF capability within organizations, particularly where this capability may be lacking.

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