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Usability refers to the interaction between the end user and the system, whereas the user experience (UX) includes aspects like emotions, beliefs, and perceptions [10,11]. Originating from the UX, the PX has also become an important and acknowledged concept as the health care sector has shifted to a more customer-oriented approach. PX has been used to describe patients’ interactions and care experiences across the care continuum [12,13], but it lacks a consensus definition [14].
JMIR Hum Factors 2024;11:e53691
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Limited medical research exists on the user experience (UX) of persons using IS-based digital technology. UX is considered crucial to product design [34]. Classical consumer research ranks products according to levels of utility to consumers, which are subjective individual tastes; however, individuals change over time, and effort is devoted to developing an understanding of current and future user “personas” [35].
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2024;12:e53596
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DCMS: data content management system; m Health: mobile health; UX: user experience.
Visualization of one action path for the test users by using templates. The mechanism from the content edit box to the in-screen simulation is shown.
After completion of the beta backend programming, a UX evaluation test protocol was developed to validate the backend’s usability by MPs (Multimedia Appendix 1).
JMIR Form Res 2023;7:e42224
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