2003 · 41 citations · 8 references
ComputingHealth InformaticsElectronic Health RecordsHealthcare Information SystemsPharmacy InformaticsContext-aware ComputingMedication Administration SystemsMedication Management InformaticsMedication Management SystemsMedication UseElectronic Medication MonitoringHome Medication ManagementHome Monitoring SystemsMedication Management TechnologiesMedication MonitoringMedication Taking BehaviorPrototype EvaluationUbiquitous Computing
For ubiquitous computing systems to gain acceptance, they must be functional, flexible, robust, easy to use, and meet demonstrated user needs within actual user physical contexts and usage patterns. This paper focuses on a particular domain for such systems, that of home medication taking. We conducted a study to derive user needs and settings for that domain, and present the results. A prototype system is presented for home medication taking, designed to meet those requirements and goals: be more functional, more flexible, easier to configure, and a better fit with exist contexts of use.
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