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SUMMARY:HC2: Equity in Healthcare I
DESCRIPTION:Lecture\n\nUsing Patient Journey Mapping to Design More Equita
 ble Maternal Care\n\nPregnancy and postpartum represent a period of prolon
 ged interactions with the healthcare system. Prior research has found that
  maternal care is fragmented and unresponsive to individual needs, particu
 larly for birthing people (BP) of color. To examine BP’s experiences at di
 fferent points duri...\n\n\nNicole Hicks (University of Toronto), Kristin 
 Tully (University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill), Christopher Goodier (M
 edical University of South Carolina), Sreenath Chalil Medathil (State Univ
 ersity of New York at Binghamton), Ayaba Logan (Medical University of Sout
 h Carolina), and Myrtede Alfred (University of Toronto)\n-----------------
 ----\nUsing a Critical FMEA Approach to Identify Equity-Related Failures i
 n Usability Evaluations of Health Technologies\n\nDesign issues that affec
 t the usability of health technologies for marginalized populations may le
 ad to further exacerbating health inequity. To address this concern, we pr
 opose the use of failure modes and effects analysis (FMEA) to systematical
 ly identify potential inequities that result from usab...\n\n\nD. Ruben Tj
 hie and Enid Montague (University of Toronto) and Joseph Cafazzo (Healthca
 re Human Factors, University Health Network; University of Toronto)\n-----
 ----------------\nDisabled Individuals’ Negative Perceptions of Mobile Hea
 lth Apps: Design Guidance for HFE Practitioners\n\nDisabled individuals ex
 perience significant inequities in healthcare access, healthcare quality, 
 social determinants of health, and health outcomes compared to non-disable
 d individuals. By including people with disabilities in the co-design of m
 obile health (MHealth) applications, we gain valuable i...\n\n\nEleanore S
 cheer, Jessica Arora, and Courtney C. Rogers (University of Virginia); Cla
 ire Wellbeloved-Stone (Blue Trunk Foundation); Mary Collins (TIDI Products
 ); and Rupa S. Valdez (University of Virginia)\n\nTrack: Health Care\n\nSe
 ssion Chairs: Dominique Engome Tchupo (university of rhode island) and Aan
 uoluwapo Ojelade (University at Buffalo)
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