Opportunities to support parents in managing their children's health

Hee-Young Jeong, S. Park, J. Zimmerman
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Parents always desire to take good care of their children and manage their numerous responsibilities. One of parents' main responsibilities is to manage their children's health. Through their actions of caring for their children, parents want to know they're doing the best job to ensure their children's well being. Unfortunately, much of the time this responsibility is a challenge-particularly for busy, dual-income parents-because it involves the collection, organization, retrieval, and transfer of information between many people in many different contexts. In our user research with dual-income parents they shared their experiences of forgetting to give medication, and of both not having an easy way of recording information and not having the information they needed when communicating with childcare and healthcare providers. Smart home technology appears to offer a promise to easy this situation for parents; however, the HCI community has only investigated healthcare in the home with a focus on elders. To better understand this opportunity area we conducted a user-centered design project looking at the management of children's by their parents.
支持父母管理子女健康的机会
父母总是渴望照顾好他们的孩子,并管理他们的众多责任。父母的主要责任之一是管理孩子的健康。通过照顾孩子的行为,父母想知道他们在做最好的工作来确保孩子的幸福。不幸的是,很多时候这种责任是一种挑战——特别是对忙碌的双职工父母来说——因为它涉及到在许多不同背景下的许多人之间收集、组织、检索和传递信息。在我们对双收入父母的用户研究中,他们分享了忘记给药的经历,以及没有一种简单的记录信息的方法,以及在与儿童保育和医疗保健提供者沟通时没有他们需要的信息。智能家居技术似乎有望缓解父母的这种状况;然而,HCI社区只调查了以老年人为重点的家庭医疗保健。为了更好地理解这个机会领域,我们进行了一个以用户为中心的设计项目,研究父母对孩子的管理。
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