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SUMMARY:UX: Perspective and UX
DESCRIPTION:From Clicks to Care: Understanding Patient Experiences in Digi
 tal Healthcare Journeys\n\nThe rapid digitization of healthcare has transf
 ormed how patients engage with care systems, moving core activities like s
 cheduling, prescription refills, and provider communication into virtual e
 nvironments. While these tools offer clear benefits in convenience and acc
 ess, they often fall short of d...\n\n\nEleni Alexandra Katsarakes (Old Do
 minion University) and Kim Salazar (Nielsen Norman Group)\n---------------
 ------\nEmbedding Empathy into Design: The Task Analysis Advantage\n\nTask
  analysis, a methodology for iterative problem-solving, offers UX practiti
 oners a powerful lens to enhance functionality and inclusivity in their so
 lutions. By evaluating daily activities into their more granular physical,
  cognitive, sensory, and social components, UX designers and researchers g
 ...\n\n\nStaci Chan (Open Style Lab, Advocate Health) and Francisco Lasta 
 (GFT)\n---------------------\nNew Methods for Measuring Shared and Diverge
 nt Visitor Experience: A Pilot Study at the Royal College of Music Museum\
 n\nWe report on a new method for anonymously measuring shared and divergen
 t museum visitor reactions to specific content of exhibits, going beyond m
 ore general standardized evaluations of overall experience. In a small pil
 ot study, six visitors reported three things that had most struck them abo
 ut thei...\n\n\nNeta Spiro (Royal College of Music, Imperial College Londo
 n); A.C. Harkness (The New School for Social Research); Arianna Rigamonti 
 and Gabriele Rossi Rognoni (Royal College of Music); and Michael Schober (
 The New School for Social Research)\n\nTrack: User Experience\n\nMini-Conf
 erences: UX Mini-Conference\n\nSession Chairs: Saeid Alimoradi (Virginia P
 olytechnic Institute and State University) and Bhargav Upadhyay (Clemson U
 niversity)
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