英文摘要 |
Taiwan has one of the highest prevalence rates of end-stage renal disease in the world. The probability of intravenous infusion leakage during hemodialysis treatment is quite high. However, with the continuous deterioration of the medical environment in Taiwan, the workload of nursing staff is getting heavier and heavier. The leakage deteccting system can be used to assist in caring for patients with treatment of hemodialysis. However, there are still many usability problems in the user interface of such systems, therefore, this study uses a intravenous infusion leakage deteccting system as a case for discussion. The aim of this study includes: 1. To understand the user's willingness to use the leakage deteccting system and the operation problems; 2. Propose a modified user interface the viewpoint of hazard identification and system usability; 3. Test the modified interface and propose effective design principles. This study was carried out in a spiral mode: clinical exploration, design update, and modified interface testing. By a mixed method, including in-depth interviews, hazard identification, expert focus group discussions, and usability testing, the user interface design principles of the leakage deteccting system are proposed. In terms of sensing devices: (1) finer movements should be avoided, (2) perceptual information should be used to deliver product functions; in terms of applications: (3) the importance of information should be graded, (4) the presentation of warning messages should be strengthened, (5) the warning message should be used together with symbols and words; in the pairing process: (6) pairing steps in clinical work should be reduced. The results of this study can not only help to improve the care defect of infusion leakage during hemodialysis, but also serve as a reference for the user interface design of smart care systems. |