Closing Session
summary
Defines access logs as time-stamped events recording who viewed which patient data and shows three concrete findings: interns generate click activity implying 12–18 hour workdays, clinicians view only about 3.5% of notes on very large charts (one chart had ~2,000 notes), and a UX change produces a doubling of outside records reviewed. Notes practical limits: passive display ≠ intentional viewing, inconsistent event codes across sites, and the need to instrument UIs for reliable A/B testing.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 8:16Michael Wang
- 8:53Learning Objectives
- 9:14What Access Logs Are
- 9:59Access Log
- 15:58Event Semantic Interoperability
- 24:53What Do You Want from Developers
- 32:10Human Factors
- 40:26The Closing Keynote
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