Participatory Design in Information Systems Development

Bødker, Keld; Kensing, Finn; Simonsen, Jesper

doi:10.1007/978-1-84996-347-3_7

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“…The layout of the first interface for the Phone Oximeter was created through a participatory design process that included discussions with the engineering team, usability experts and anaesthetists [10].…”

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Usability testing of a prototype Phone Oximeter with healthcare providers in high‐ and low‐medical resource environments*

et al. 2012

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SummaryTo increase the use of pulse oximetry by capitalise on the wide availability of mobile phones, we have designed, developed and evaluated a prototype pulse oximeter interfaced to a mobile phone. Usability of this Phone Oximeter was tested as part of a rapid prototyping process. Phase 1 of the study (20 subjects) was performed in Canada. Users performed 23 tasks, while thinking aloud. Time for completion of tasks and analysis of user response to a mobile phone usability questionnaire were used to evaluate usability. Five interface improvements were made to the prototype before evaluation in Phase 2 (15 subjects) in Uganda. The lack of previous pulse oximetry experience and mobile phone use increased median (IQR [range]) time taken to perform tasks from 219 (160–247 [118–274]) s in Phase 1 to 228 (151–501 [111–2661]) s in Phase 2. User feedback was positive and overall usability high (Phase 1 – 82%, Phase 2 – 78%).

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Usability testing of a prototype Phone Oximeter with healthcare providers in high‐ and low‐medical resource environments*

et al. 2012

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“…It is recommended that each user type is involved in decisions concerning design of the facilities they will use in the future, i.e. the ones that are relevant to them (Bødker et al, 2011;Damodaran, 1996). Bødker et al (2004) recommend that users considered for participation should have: knowledge of the relevant work domains; professional respect among their coworkers; and enough time to participate in the project.…”

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“…In PD and IS in general, this has often meant users of various kinds (Avison & Fitzgerald, 2006;Bødker et al, 2011). However, Avison & Fitzgerald (2006) categorize stakeholders as: those on the organizational/business unit side, generically known as the users; those on the development side (e.g.…”

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Stakeholder participation in the development of an electronic medical record system in Malawi

Chawani

Kaasbøll

Finken

2014

Proceedings of the 13th Participatory Design Conference on Research Papers - PDC '14

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In this paper we are concerned with stakeholders' participation in the development of an Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system for health facilities in Malawi, Africa. We draw on insights gained during the process of an Action Research project, which involved different stakeholders. We examine the different roles and forms of participation of these stakeholders. Through this, we illustrate how participation changes over time and coevolves with the progress of the project. Our analysis also reveals that, in rural low-resource settings, expected endusers of EMR systems do not always have the health domain knowledge or expertise to effectively participate in such design projects. Therefore, participation of managers and other health domain experts is essential in order to supplement users' limited specialized knowledge of the domain.

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“…Como trabalhos futuros, estudos mais aprofundados, mais metódicos do ponto de vista da seleção dos participantes e das técnicas de análise dos dados, serão realizados para aprofundar o nível em que os requisitos são elicitados. Além disso, será realizada uma comparação entre o SPIDe e outros processos de elicitação de requisitos, como: Design Thinking [23], JAD [9] e MUST [7]. Posteriormente, a contribuição do SPIDe para a Engenharia de RequisitosÁgeis será investigada, considerando a relação custo-benefício de cada técnica, o tempo gasto e o esforço em suas aplicações, tópicos que ainda são desafios em abertos para o SPIDe e estão sendo avaliados.…”

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Experimentando o SPIDe aplicado à Elicitação de Requisitos

Rocha¹,

Matos²,

Santos

et al. 2018

Anais Do WER18 - Workshop Em Engenharia De Requisitos

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Resumo A elicitação de requisitosé o momento que exige uma intensa comunicação entre os "donos de problemas" e os engenheiros de requisitos. Para elicitar requisitosé necessário que os engenheiros busquem técnicas adequadas, que favoreçam a comunicação. Uma das recomendações da literatura para facilitar a elicitaçãoé o contato direto com os usuários, o que pode ser alcançado por meio do Design Participativo (DP), haja vista que suas técnicas podem proporcionar uma comunicação mais robusta. No Design de Interação, um processo metodológico compostou por técnicas participativasé o SPIDe. O SPIDeé um processo semioparticipativo, ou seja, associa o DPà Semiótica para estudar a comunicação por meio da participação do usuário no processo de design. Sob essa perspectiva questiona-se:é possível elicitar requisitos por meio do SPIDe? Este artigo apresenta um estudo experimental para identificar seé possível elicitar requisitos por meio da aplicação do SPIDe. A partir dos resultados gerados foi concluir que por meio do SPIDeé elicitar requisitos, permitindo que os usuários tornem-se co-autores na elicitação de requisitos do software a ser desenvolvido.

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Participatory Design in Information Systems Development

Cited by 16 publications

References 22 publications

Usability testing of a prototype Phone Oximeter with healthcare providers in high‐ and low‐medical resource environments*

Usability testing of a prototype Phone Oximeter with healthcare providers in high‐ and low‐medical resource environments*

Stakeholder participation in the development of an electronic medical record system in Malawi

Experimentando o SPIDe aplicado à Elicitação de Requisitos

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