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Cognitive match interface design, a base concept for guiding the development of user friendly computer application

R Coll¹, J H Coll

¹New Jersey Institute of Technology.

Journal of Medical Systems

|August 1, 1989

Summary

This study introduces a user-centered design concept for intuitive computer systems. It emphasizes aligning system interaction with user thought processes, demonstrated through a healthcare patient records system.

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Area of Science:

Computer Science
Human-Computer Interaction
Health Informatics

Background:

Traditional system design often overlooks user cognitive processes.
Developing user-friendly interfaces requires a unified approach.
The healthcare industry needs efficient and intuitive patient data management systems.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a foundational concept for user-friendly computer system design.
To demonstrate how system interaction can mirror users' thought processes.
To provide a framework for creating patient/client data storage systems.

Main Methods:

Conceptualizing a unified design principle.
Illustrating the concept with a real-world healthcare system example.

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Outlining a procedural approach for data storage system development.

Main Results:

A cohesive concept for user-friendly system development was established.
The developed healthcare system successfully mirrored user thought patterns.
A practical procedure for patient data system creation was outlined.

Conclusions:

Aligning system interaction with user cognition is crucial for usability.
The presented concept offers a scalable model for diverse applications.
The methodology facilitates the development of effective healthcare data solutions.