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Who Should Use These Scenarios and Moderator Guide

About these Scenarios

Who should use these Scenarios

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Usability Tutorials

We welcome your feedback on these guidelines. Please email comments to sharpc@uth.tmc.edu

All Use Cases
EHR Usability Testing: Moderator's Guide	Word	PDF
EHR Usability Testing: Testing Guide (All Use Cases)	Word	PDF
Individual Use Cases
Medication List	Word	PDF
Computerized physician order entry (CPOE) - Lab Orders	Word	PDF
Computerized physician order entry (CPOE) - Imaging Orders	Word	PDF
Drug-Drug Interaction (DDI)	Word	PDF
Drug Allergy Interaction (DAI)	Word	PDF
Medication Allergy List	Word	PDF
e-Prescribing	Word	PDF
Clinical Decision Support (CDS) - Reminders	Word	PDF
Clinical Decision Support (CDS) - System Inference	Word	PDF
Further Granularity (by Task within a Use Case)
Medication Allergy List - Review	Word	PDF
Medication Allergy List - Record	Word	PDF
Medication Allergy List - Modify	Word	PDF
More Complex CDS Use Cases
Drug-Pregnancy Contraindication	Word	PDF
DDI with potentially serious harmful effects	Word	PDF
Pediatric Drug e-Prescribing	Word	PDF
Pediatric Drug e-Prescribing v2	Word	PDF
Medication dose checking	Word	PDF
Clinical Decision Support: Drug monitoring warning	Word	PDF

Please note:The content provided here are intended as guidelines (recommended, but not mandatory) for design and implementation, not as standards (mandatory, minimum requirements).