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The study aimed to develop and evaluate an interactive dashboard for patient monitoring in a Continuity of Care Centre.

June 14, 2026JMIR Formative ResearchOpen Access

An Interactive Digital Dashboard for Patient Monitoring and Management in a Continuity of Care Centre: Development and Preliminary Usability Evaluation Study

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Randomized trial demonstrates user satisfaction with an interactive patient monitoring dashboard, implying improved care management.

The study aimed to develop and evaluate an interactive dashboard for patient monitoring in a Continuity of Care Centre.
Developed a dashboard based on clinician feedback and daily workflows.
Created a CCC Data Mart for automatic patient information collection from the hospital data warehouse.
Surveyed 15 users using validated questionnaires to assess usability and user interaction satisfaction.
The dashboard achieved a System Usability Scale score of 61.5, indicating 'OK to good' usability.
Median score for user interaction satisfaction was 5.77, with the highest in usability (mean 6.33).
Overall Situation Awareness Index score was 4, highlighting familiarity and arousal support aspects.

Dachena et al. (2026) studied this question.

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