Knowledge Elicitation of Homecare Admission Decision Making Processes via Focus Group, Member Checking and Data Visualization.

Yushi Yang, Ellen J Bass, Paulina S Sockolow, Kathryn H Bowles

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Incorporating home healthcare nurses' admission information needs to inform data standards.Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association : JAMIA · 2020
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4 authors.

Yushi YangDrexel University, College of Computing and Informatics.

Ellen J BassDrexel University, College of Computing and Informatics.

Paulina S SockolowDrexel University, College of Nursing and Health Professions, Philadelphia PA.

Kathryn H BowlesUniversity of Pennsylvania School of Nursing, Philadelphia, PA.

Funding

Information Needs of Homecare Nurses During Admission and Care PlanningR01HS024537 · AHRQ · DREXEL UNIVERSITY · PI SOCKOLOW, PAULINA S · 2016 to 2018

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AHRQ HHS R01 HS024537

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Abstract

Researchers elicit knowledge related to expert decision-making processes to inform information technology design and related interventions. However, in healthcare, many subject matter experts have limited time for such endeavors. In addition, researchers need to analyze voluminous amounts of qualitative data. Thus, we present a data collection and validation methodology: an initial focus group followed by targeted member checking, both supported by data visualization. We ground the work in a homecare admission case study. We conducted a focus group with six homecare admitting nurses at a rural agency. Our custom visualizations of the qualitative results helped to identify potential missing information. We conducted a member checking session with five nurses to validate the focus group results and to address the missing data. The member checking results were incorporated into the custom visualizations. The data collection and validation methodology shows promise for knowledge elicitation in time-constrained situations.

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Data VisualizationDecision MakingData CollectionFocus GroupsHome Care ServicesHumansNurses, Community HealthPatient AdmissionPennsylvaniaRural Health Services

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PMID30815155

PMCPMC6371347

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