Usability Evaluation of Senaturk Academy Breast Health Monitoring Application

Health monitoring applications are an important part of public healthcare. Through these applications, patients' identity information, disease information, treatment and treatment follow-up information are kept. These systems can either be designed to cover all of the medical units, or they can be designed specifically for different units. In this study, the usability evaluation of the developed breast health monitoring application for the Senaturk Academy, which has carried out long time studies in the field of senology, has been carried out. For usability evaluation, a task list consisting of ten different tasks was first created for the purpose of health monitoring and a total of 13 participants at different levels of education were analyzed. After the participants completed the assigned tasks, a Turkish short version of the Computer Systems Usability Questionnaire was used in order to ensure that the developed health monitoring application was evaluated in general. After obtaining the data, task completion rates and click counts were analyzed considering the processing time of the participants on tasks. Finally, through the applied questionnaire, the system usefulness, information quality, interface quality and overall satisfaction values of the developed application were obtained. The relationship between these values and the demographic data of the participants was determined using the Kruskal Wallis H Test and Mann Whitney U tests