Can someone provide examples of field data collection methods about users and context in the health care domain more precisely in hospitals? And if possible what are the results of the research?
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closed as not constructive by JonW♦ Mar 9 '12 at 23:20
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This video from my local health care area may also help you. Stratford was one of the Top 7 Smartest Cities in the world in 2011 and again this year 2012. They use the use of technology to effectively recruit and make the patients overall experience better by making everything accessible to physicians. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=iyQ8RVax80I |
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Not necessarily data/data collection, but here's a video from some of KP's representatives from UX Week 2010. It might point you in the right direction of things to consider/ideas to try. |
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