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Helen Monkman1, Cleo Mavriplis2, Janessa Griffith3
1School of Health Information Science, University of Victoria.
Abstract:
Preventive clinical practice guidelines are valuable. However, they are often difficult for primary care providers to implement in the time sensitive primary care setting and alternate approaches warrant exploration. An app called CANBeWell was developed in an effort to allow consumers to identify appropriate guidelines for themselves. Two investigators conducted a heuristic evaluation to identify potential eHealth literacy and usability issues. Several recommendations were made to make CANBeWell easier for consumers to use and understand. CANBeWell is a promising app for deploying preventive guidelines directly to health consumers. Usability testing is planned for the next iteration to ensure that this app meets the needs and capabilities of health consumers.
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