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JMIR_APPLYING HUMAN FACTORS PRINCIPLES TO MITIGATE USABILITY ISSUES RELATED TO EMBEDDED ASSUMPTIONS IN HEALTH IT DESIGN, Journal of Medical Internet Research, [online], https://doi.org/10.2196/humanfactors.3524
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JMIR_APPLYING HUMAN FACTORS PRINCIPLES TO MITIGATE USABILITY ISSUES RELATED TO EMBEDDED ASSUMPTIONS IN HEALTH IT DESIGN
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Journal of Medical Internet Research
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human factors, healthcare disparities, culturally-informed design, usability, patient safety, workflow, health information technology, cultural ergonomics, EHR, Patient Portal
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