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April 3, 2026Open Access

Usability test with medical professionals toward commercialization of a smartphone-based home blood pressure monitor (青森中央学院大学開学20周年記念号)

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KSKimie SonotaToho UniversityYSYuko SekineChiba UniversityMMMarie MorinoToho University

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Implication

Usability test evaluates a smartphone-based blood pressure monitor in medical professionals, indicating its potential for home use.

Key Points

  • The aim is to assess the usability of a smartphone-based home blood pressure monitor among medical professionals.
  • Conducted usability tests with medical professionals
  • Evaluated interactions with the smartphone application
  • Gathered feedback on functionality and ease of use
  • Identified strengths and weaknesses of the blood pressure monitor
  • Medical professionals showed varied levels of acceptance
  • Feedback indicated potential for improved patient adherence

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Sonota et al. (2019) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cf59635a333a821460a103https://doi.org/10.24549/0002000158
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