Prescribing 10,000 Steps Like Aspirin: Designing a Novel Interface for Data-Driven Medical ...
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Workshop with 18 stakeholders produces a clinician-facing prototype called DataMD that is embedded into the existing EMR, iterated five times, and tied to Misfit trackers and app-collected PGD. Field deployment logs 32 clinic uses across 18 patients and shows the interface reorganizes workflow (review PGD first, then iterative follow-ups and numeric prescriptions), improves counseling and eye contact, and turns data into conversation starters; precise numeric goals like 10,000 steps are prescribed in-session, but clinicians raise trust and qualitative-vs-quantitative trade-offs.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction to research
- 2:59Design challenges with patient data
- 5:55Design workshop findings
- 8:50Interface prototype TimeD
- 10:36Field study setup and observations
- 12:04Workflow changes with TimeD
- 13:12Improved counseling with data
- 15:18Discussion on data integration
- 16:44Q&A session
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