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Presentations at AMIA 2011

EHR Usability Symposium 2011 Usability Present and Future: Opening Remarks

• Jiajie Zhang, SHARPC Principal Investigator

Current practice and future plans for usability: Industry perspective

• Scott Lind, EHR Association
• Art Swanson, Allscripts
• Mary Kate Foley, athenahealth
• W. Paul Nichol, VA

Current and future usability experience: User perspective

• W. Paul Nichol, VA
• Mari Savickis, American Medical Association
• Edna Boone, HIMSS
• Peter Killoran, UTHealth

Evaluation and measurement of EHR usability: Where we are today

• Muhammad Walji, SHARPC
• Keith Butler, SHARPC
• Bob Schumacher, UserCentric

EHR usability in the future

• Trevor Cohen, SHARPC
• Bob Greenes, SHARPC
• Ben Shneiderman, SHARPC
• Dean Sittig, SHARPC

Initiatives in usability

• Ross Koppel, University of Pennsylvania
• Molly Story, Federal Drug Administration
• Jacob Reider, Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology
• Matt Quinn, National Institute of Standards and Technology
• Teresa Zayas-Caban, AHRQ

EHR Usability Symposium 2011 Usability Present and Future: Closing Remarks

• Jiajie Zhang, SHARPC Principal Investigator