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UX in HIT Development: Vendor Perspectives Micah Sonderman, Senior User Experience Lead & Senior Interaction Designer, Cerner

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Page 1: UX in HIT Development: Vendor Perspectives...Learning Objectives • Identify gaps in communication between vendors and clients relative to UX assessments and system optimization •

UX in HIT Development: Vendor Perspectives

Micah Sonderman, Senior User Experience Lead & Senior Interaction Designer, Cerner

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Micah Sonderman

• Leading User Experience for nursing solutions for leading healthcare informatics company

• 5 years in HIT User Experience focusing on sports medicine, patient engagement, nursing and global solutions

• 17 years User Experience leadership roles in automotive marketing solutions, learning management systems, online publication systems and fan engagement applications

Art Swanson

• Leading Cloud Product Management for an industry leading health care services company

• 10 years Product Management and User Experience leadership roles in Healthcare IT – focusing on EMR's. 16 years experience in Human Factors and User Experience in automotive, consumer products, mobile devices, aviation, and medical device design

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Conflict of Interest Micah Sonderman Has no real or apparent conflicts of interest to report. Art Swanson Has no real or apparent conflicts of interest to report.

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Agenda

• UX History

• UX Engagement

• Socio-Technical Systems

• Complex Systems

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Learning Objectives • Identify gaps in communication between vendors and clients relative to UX

assessments and system optimization

• Examine closely the relationship between optimizing UX and obtaining the full benefit of HIT investment

• Describe methods and challenges of UX testing and evaluation

• Assess the impact of local configuration decisions on perceived UX

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http://www.himss.org/ValueSuite

More integrated User Experience through a solution lifecycle can have a significant impact on satisfaction for your organization and your patients.

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Human Factors & Ergonomics

Don Normal “The Design of Everyday Things”

Steve Krug “Don’t Make Me Think” Agile Manifesto

Alan Cooper “The Inmates are Running the Asylum”

Unifying the 2 Processes

Evidence of early Ergonomics

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Historical UX Engagement

End User Evaluation Client Validation Internal Evaluation

Process misaligned with optimal UCD process

• Knowledge of UCD

• Timing

• Access to Users

• Compressed & Late Research

• Limited Evaluations

• Disconnect

• The Gap

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End User Evaluation Client Validation Internal Evaluation End User Evaluation Client Validation Internal Evaluation

Limited • Access to Users • Engagement in the Solution Cycle

Historical UX Engagement

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Optimal UX Engagement

End User Evaluation Client Validation Internal Evaluation

User Centered

• Knowledge of UCD

• Timing

• Access to Users

• Early & Extensive Research

• Limitless Evaluations

• Connected

• Bridging the Gap

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Optimal UX Engagement

End User Evaluation Client Validation Internal Evaluation

Full and Continual • Access to Users • Engagement in the Solution Cycle

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Socio-Technical Systems

Complex Systems

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Software System

Social and Political Environment

Organizational Strategies and Goals

System Users

Business Process

Laws, regulations, custom, and practice

Organizational policies and culture

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Usability is an emergent property of a complex socio-technical system

Complex Systems are non-deterministic. That means that the same input will not necessarily generate the same output

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http://www.himss.org/ValueSuite

More integrated User Experience through a solution lifecycle can have a significant impact on satisfaction for your organization and your patients.