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Activity-Based Computing for Medical Work in Hospitals Jakob E. Bardram 07-06-22 · 1
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This presentation contains slides from my presentation of my paper on Activity-Based Computing for Hospital Work, presented at the ACM CHI 2010 conference in Atlanta, GA. The reference to the paper is: Jakob E. Bardram. Activity-based computing for medical work in hospitals. ACM Trans. Comput.-Hum. Interact., 16(2):1-36, 2009
Transcript of ABC ToCHI Presentation at ACM CHI 2010
Activity-Based Computing for Medical Work in Hospitals
Jakob E. Bardram
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ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction, Vol. 16, No. 2.
RtP
• Motivation and [Related Work]• [Theoretical and] Empirical Underpinning • Activity-Based Computing – ABC• Technology for Activity-Based Computing
• Infrastructure• User Interfaces
• Experiments [and Evaluation]• Conclusion
IntroductionOutline of Talk
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• Contemporary computing systems are single-user and task-oriented• much work is collaborative• many applications and resources are used in an activity
• Handling parallel work and interruptions is hard• manual and metal overhead• resumption is difficult
• People think of their work in “activities”• not in terms of files, folders, documents, etc.
MotivationMotivation from previous research
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Motivation
• to create computer support for human activities• for clinicians working in a hospital• managing
• multi-tasking ~ many parallel activities • mobility ~ in space and between devices• collaboration ~ coordination, communication• urgency ~ time-critical work
Motivation for Activity-Based Computing
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Activity-Based Computing
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Activity-Based Computing
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Activity-Based Computing
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Computational Activity. An aggregation of services, resources, artifacts, and users that are relevant for a real world human activity.
Activity-Based Computing. A computing infrastructure, which supports users to create, save, manage, suspend, resume, move, share, and discover computational activities.
Activity-Based Computing
1. Activity-centered resource aggregation2. Activity suspension and resumption3. Activity roaming4. Activity sharing5. Activity awareness
Activity-Based Computing Principles
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Activity-Based Computing
1. Activity-centered resource aggregation
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• Supports handling the huge data sets in clinical work
• An Activity integrates related services and data
Activity-Based Computing
• Supports handling many concurrent work activities, multi-tasking, and many different patient cases
• An Activity can be suspended and later resumed
2. Activity suspension and resumption
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Activity-Based Computing
•Supports the mobile nature of clinical work•An Activity can be resumed “anywhere”
3. Activity roaming
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Activity-Based Computing
•Supports the collaborative nature of clinical work
•An Activity has a set of participants who can work on it taking turns or at the same time
4. Activity Sharing
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Activity-Based Computing
• Supports the physical nature of clinical work• An activity is aware of the users’ real world
activity context
5. Activity Awareness
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Technology for Activity-Based Computing
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ABC Framework
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Activity Bar
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Activity Sharing
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Experiments and Evaluation
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• Scenario-based evaluation• clinical work• in a simulated hospital ward
• ABC-aware clinical applications• medicine schema, record, patients, charts, images, ...
• Scenarios• morning conference, ward round, follow-up, radiology
conference, medicine administration
ExperimentsMethods and Approach
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Simulated Hospital Ward
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Activity-Based Computing
1. Activity-centered resource aggregation2. Activity suspension and resumption3. Activity roaming4. Activity sharing5. Activity awareness
Activity-Based Computing Principles
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Conclusion
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Conclusions
•Addressing core challenges in Hospital work•5 ABC Principles•New type of technology infrastructure
• ABC Infrastructure• User Interface• ABC-aware Applications
•Evaluation in a Simulated Hospital Environment
Principles, design, and evaluation of Activity-Based Computing for Hospital work
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Clinicians at the University Hospital of Aarhus
Center for Pervasive Healthcare @ University of Aarhus
Danish Research Council
Acknowledgement
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Questions?
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www.activity-based-computing.org
Slides available on slideshare
