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Leveraging large language models for heuristic usability assessment of medical software: Insights with the Radiation Planning Assistant
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Abstract
While ChatGPT did not reveal any critical usability failures, its heuristic assessment proved valuable in prompting discussion, identifying minor refinements, and enriching both developer and user engagement with the RPA's interface design. This study demonstrates that LLMs can serve as an effective, low-cost complement to conventional heuristic evaluation, supporting early-stage usability review and stakeholder dialogue in the development of medical software.
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Autoren
- Laurence E. Court
- Jacobus Smit
- L.J. Strauss
- William V. Shaw
- Andrea Marais
- Christoph Trauernicht
- Nanette Joubert
- Elaine G. Smith
- Shona Badre
- Graeme L. Lazarus
- Thekiso Khotle
- Lauren Netherton
- Wanda van Heerden
- Carlos E. S. Cárdenas
- Monica Serban
- Jan Seuntjens
- Christine Chung
- Pavel Govyadinov
- Meena Khan
- Saurabh Sudhakaran Nair
- T. Netherton
- Lifei Zhang
Institutionen
- The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center(US)
- University of the Free State(ZA)
- Stellenbosch University(ZA)
- Tygerberg Hospital(ZA)
- Groote Schuur Hospital(ZA)
- Wentworth Hospital(ZA)
- Johannesburg Hospital(ZA)
- University of Houston(US)
- Research ICT Africa(ZA)
- University of Alabama at Birmingham(US)
- Princess Margaret Cancer Centre(CA)