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Julie A Kientz - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • connected Personas translating the complexity of older adult Personal health information management for designers of health information technologies
    American Medical Informatics Association Annual Symposium, 2019
    Co-Authors: Dawn K Sakaguchitang, Anne M Turner, Jean O Taylor, Julie A Kientz
    Abstract:

    Human-centered design (HCD) can be used to communicate research study findings to designers of health information technologies (HIT). We used the HCD approach to develop Personas, scenarios, and design guidelines for designers with the aim that it would lead to new HIT designs that support the autonomy and health of older adults. The foundation of the Personas, scenarios, and design guidelines was a study that focused on understanding how older adults manage their health information and the role that stakeholders play in that Process. In this paper, we describe how we carried out a HCD approach and how it led us to expand the Persona Process to create a network of connected Personas. The connected Personas allowed us to show the complexities of Personal health information management for older adults and emphasize the importance of relationships with family, friends, and providers.

Dawn K Sakaguchitang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • connected Personas translating the complexity of older adult Personal health information management for designers of health information technologies
    American Medical Informatics Association Annual Symposium, 2019
    Co-Authors: Dawn K Sakaguchitang, Anne M Turner, Jean O Taylor, Julie A Kientz
    Abstract:

    Human-centered design (HCD) can be used to communicate research study findings to designers of health information technologies (HIT). We used the HCD approach to develop Personas, scenarios, and design guidelines for designers with the aim that it would lead to new HIT designs that support the autonomy and health of older adults. The foundation of the Personas, scenarios, and design guidelines was a study that focused on understanding how older adults manage their health information and the role that stakeholders play in that Process. In this paper, we describe how we carried out a HCD approach and how it led us to expand the Persona Process to create a network of connected Personas. The connected Personas allowed us to show the complexities of Personal health information management for older adults and emphasize the importance of relationships with family, friends, and providers.

Anne M Turner - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • connected Personas translating the complexity of older adult Personal health information management for designers of health information technologies
    American Medical Informatics Association Annual Symposium, 2019
    Co-Authors: Dawn K Sakaguchitang, Anne M Turner, Jean O Taylor, Julie A Kientz
    Abstract:

    Human-centered design (HCD) can be used to communicate research study findings to designers of health information technologies (HIT). We used the HCD approach to develop Personas, scenarios, and design guidelines for designers with the aim that it would lead to new HIT designs that support the autonomy and health of older adults. The foundation of the Personas, scenarios, and design guidelines was a study that focused on understanding how older adults manage their health information and the role that stakeholders play in that Process. In this paper, we describe how we carried out a HCD approach and how it led us to expand the Persona Process to create a network of connected Personas. The connected Personas allowed us to show the complexities of Personal health information management for older adults and emphasize the importance of relationships with family, friends, and providers.

Jean O Taylor - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • connected Personas translating the complexity of older adult Personal health information management for designers of health information technologies
    American Medical Informatics Association Annual Symposium, 2019
    Co-Authors: Dawn K Sakaguchitang, Anne M Turner, Jean O Taylor, Julie A Kientz
    Abstract:

    Human-centered design (HCD) can be used to communicate research study findings to designers of health information technologies (HIT). We used the HCD approach to develop Personas, scenarios, and design guidelines for designers with the aim that it would lead to new HIT designs that support the autonomy and health of older adults. The foundation of the Personas, scenarios, and design guidelines was a study that focused on understanding how older adults manage their health information and the role that stakeholders play in that Process. In this paper, we describe how we carried out a HCD approach and how it led us to expand the Persona Process to create a network of connected Personas. The connected Personas allowed us to show the complexities of Personal health information management for older adults and emphasize the importance of relationships with family, friends, and providers.

Bailey Donna - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • A poet prepares: Persona, Process, and performance in the poetry of Anne Sexton
    2020
    Co-Authors: Bailey Donna
    Abstract:

    This thesis represents the first sustained examination of Sexton’s early and unpublished poetry, which was written between 1956 and 1960. Additionally, it also represents the first detailed scholarly attempt to discuss Sexton’s creative practice in relation to empathy and Konstantin Stanislavsky’s System for the actor. In the course of this thesis I challenge traditional confessional readings of Sexton’s poetry and argue that her work emanates from an empathetic creative practice, which frequently results in her assumption of a Persona. I compare Sexton’s relationship to literary Personae to the Stanislavskian actor’s relationship to character. I also discuss Sexton’s resistance to and performance of the confessional mode. Additionally, this thesis situates Sexton’s creative practice in relation to John Keats’ similarly empathetic poetic Process while also exploring her poetry’s engagement with T. S. Eliot’s modernist theory of imPersonality. Furthermore, this thesis explores Sexton’s early poetry’s relationship to the work of Sigmund Freud. The thesis employs a variety of reading practices, including Freudian, psychological, psychoanalytic, trauma theory, and poststructuralism