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SUMMARY:MDD11 - Factoring Humans Half A World Away
DESCRIPTION:Poster Presentation\n\nKate Abeln, Maria Mawhinney, Kate Cox, 
 Molly Laird, and Laura Haggerty (HS Design)\n\nWhen it comes to conducting
  usability studies in the United States, the HS Design Human Factors Team 
 has a list of items that need to be completed for a successful usability s
 tudy. These items include but are not limited to: a URRA, Protocol, Recrui
 ting Screener, and Consent Forms. When the HS Design team was selected by 
 the Gate’s Foundation to collaborate with the Audere, MYDAWA, and the Jhpi
 ego teams to conduct a usability study in Kenya, the list of items needed 
 to be completed grew. \n\nTaking place in Kenya, the study had two purpose
 s:\n1.	Evaluate Audere’s digital instructions for three separate HIV Rapid
  Diagnostic Self-Tests \n2.	Evaluate the digital interface of the MYDAWA’s
  client journey mobile application and its clinical officer portal. \n\nTo
  conduct the usability study, the collaborators functioned together to ens
 ure that the study was designed according to Kenya’s guidelines. Collabora
 tors ensured that the terminology used in the sessions was considerate of 
 the literacy level of the targeted population and took into account any la
 nguage barriers. Since the HS Design Human Factors team could not be physi
 cally present in Kenya, the team also helped train and prepare the Jhpiego
  research team to conduct the test sessions. This training included best p
 ractices for moderation and data collection during a session. \n\nDesignin
 g and conducting a usability test in another country, half a world away re
 quired time, patience, and a lot of planning. The execution of the study c
 ould not have been completed without cross-team collaboration and a dedica
 tion to help fight against HIV and other sexually transmitted infections.\
 n\nTrack: Digital Health, Simulation and Education, Hospital Environments,
  Medical and Drug Delivery Devices, Patient Safety Research and Initiative
 s
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