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Janessa Griffith
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Latest papers
An Iterative Approach to Usability Evaluation: A Workplace Wellness Mobile Application Example.
Studies in health technology and informatics · 2024 · first author
Advancing Telehealth Nursing Practice in Oncology: Factors Affecting Nurse Use of Electronic Symptom Management Guidelines.
Studies in health technology and informatics · 2019
Isolating the Effects of a Mobile Phone on the Usability and Safety of eHealth Software Applications.
Studies in health technology and informatics · 2017
Latest funding
- $199,800
Development of a telemonitoring app for management of patients with multiple chronic conditions within an integrated care model
CIHR · 2017 · Co-investigator
- $25,000
Dimensions of Quality for Mobile Applications in Chronic Disease Management.
CIHR · 2016 · Co-investigator
15 publications.
An Iterative Approach to Usability Evaluation: A Workplace Wellness Mobile Application Example.
Griffith J, Monkman H, Penner S, Karoli K, Stockdale C
Advancing Telehealth Nursing Practice in Oncology: Factors Affecting Nurse Use of Electronic Symptom Management Guidelines.
Borycki EM, Hughes GA, Griffith J, McNeal J
Isolating the Effects of a Mobile Phone on the Usability and Safety of eHealth Software Applications.
Borycki EM, Griffith J, Monkman H, Reid-Haughian C
Integrating Electronic Health Record Competencies into Undergraduate Health Informatics Education.
Borycki EM, Griffith J, Kushniruk AW
Using a mixed-methods design to examine nurse practitioner integration in British Columbia.
Sangster-Gormley E, Griffith J, Schreiber R, Borycki E
Nurse Practitioner Perceptions of the Impact of Electronic Medical Records Upon Clinical Practice.
Borycki EM, Sangster-Gormley E, Schreiber R, Feddema A, Griffith J, Swamy M
Physician Experiences with Perceived Pressure to Order Diagnostic Imaging Services.
Griffith J, Monkman H, Borycki E, Kushniruk A
Evidence-based Heuristics for Evaluating Demands on eHealth Literacy and Usability in a Mobile Consumer Health Application.
Monkman H, Griffith J, Kushniruk AW
Mobile Usability Testing in Healthcare: Methodological Approaches.
Borycki EM, Monkman H, Griffith J, Kushniruk AW
The role of technology in reducing unnecessary duplicate diagnostic imaging examinations.
Griffith J, Borycki EM, Kushniruk AW
Development of a telemonitoring app for management of patients with multiple chronic conditions within an integrated care model
Principal investigators: Seto, Emily
Keywords: App; Chronic Disease; Integrated Care Clinic; Multiple Chronic Conditions; Smartphone; Telemonitoring
Dimensions of Quality for Mobile Applications in Chronic Disease Management.
Principal investigators: Shaw, James A; Brown, Edward M; Fremont, Pierre; Hofer, Scott M; Agarwal, Payal; Borycki, Elizabeth M; Kushniruk, André W; Witteman, Holly M
Keywords: Cell Phones; Chronic Disease; Mhealth; Self-Management; Virtual Care
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Elizabeth Borycki and Andre Kushniruk: 36 shared papers
- Andre Kushniruk and Helen Monkman: 8 shared papers
- Janessa Griffith and Helen Monkman: 5 shared papers
- Elizabeth Borycki and Janessa Griffith: 3 shared papers
- Elizabeth Borycki and Helen Monkman: 2 shared papers
- Janessa Griffith and Alex Kuo: 1 shared paper
- Janessa Griffith and Andre Kushniruk: 1 shared paper
- Health Information Science
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