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J Am Med Inform Assoc 10:419-424 doi:10.1197/jamia.M1273
  • The Practice of Informatics

AsthmaCritic: Issues in Designing a Noninquisitive Critiquing System for Daily Practice

Table 1

Issues and Design Choices in the Phases “Generating Output” and “Using Output”

Phase Issue Design Choice for AsthmaCritic
Generating output Location singularity Runs on the same machine as the other applications
Application consistency Is integrated with the general practitioner information system
Data-entry effort Is noninquisitive—relies on routinely recorded patient data and does not ask for specific data entry
Active case finding Automatic case finding by the using triggers
Using output Professional autonomy Physician makes decisions first, critique follows
Interface consistency Matches the interface conventions of the general practitioner's patient-record system
Timing Lets the user start or interrupt processing or reading at any moment
Information conciseness Initial presentation telegraphic style
Information justification Explains in detail underlying reasoning
Personal autonomy User decides amount of detail and display of additional information

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