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Denise E Beaudoin1, Roberto A Rocha, Tony Tse
1Department of Medical Informatics, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, USA.
Abstract:
Health care organizations are developing Web-based portals to provide patient access to personal health information and enhance patient-provider communication. This pilot study investigates two navigation models ("serial" and "menu-driven") for improving access to education materials available through a portal. There was a trend toward greater user satisfaction with the menu-driven model. Model preference was influenced by frequency of Web use. Results should aid in the improvement of existing portals and in the development of new ones.
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