Privacy vs Usability: A Qualitative Exploration of Patients' Experiences with Secure Internet Communication wit
Privacy vs Usability: A Qualitative Exploration of Patients' Experiences with Secure Internet Communication with Their General Practitioner
This intersting paper by Aksel Tjora, Trung Tran & Arild Faxvaag has just been published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research
Privacy vs Usability: A Qualitative Exploration of Patients' Experiences with Secure Internet Communication with Their General Practitioner
This has implication for the use of electronic communication between patients and their doctors and as the authors say in their conclusion " Despite a perceived need for secure electronic patient-physician communication systems, security barriers may diminish their overall usefulness. A dual approach is necessary to improve this situation: patients need to be better informed about security issues, and, at the same time, their experiences of using secure systems must be studied and used to improve user interfaces".
This intersting paper by Aksel Tjora, Trung Tran & Arild Faxvaag has just been published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research
Privacy vs Usability: A Qualitative Exploration of Patients' Experiences with Secure Internet Communication with Their General Practitioner
This has implication for the use of electronic communication between patients and their doctors and as the authors say in their conclusion " Despite a perceived need for secure electronic patient-physician communication systems, security barriers may diminish their overall usefulness. A dual approach is necessary to improve this situation: patients need to be better informed about security issues, and, at the same time, their experiences of using secure systems must be studied and used to improve user interfaces".
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