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In a viewpoint paper on his personal experience with advanced stage tongue cancer, Kushniruk [29] argues for “patients to be more informed about choices and statistics, including the meaning of survival curves in relation to different treatment options.” Although the desire for incorporation of information about prognosis in DAs was not a prominent theme in our findings, the importance of survival cannot be overlooked and should be considered for inclusion in future iterations.
JMIR Hum Factors 2023;10:e43551
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In the health care domain, Borycki and Kushniruk [20,24-26] led the development of an integrative cognitive-sociotechnical model for characterizing user interactions with health care systems at multiple levels.
The field of cognitive science has also moved on since HCI modeling was first proposed. The human cognitive system processes information in a highly complex manner, with dynamic feedback loops that are not included in the ways that HCI models are traditionally described.
J Med Internet Res 2021;23(5):e25281
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