Evaluation of Effective Dashboards: Key Concepts and Criteria

  • Karami M
  • Langarizadeh M
  • Fatehi M
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Abstract

Objective: The aim of this study is to offer appropriate criteria to evaluate effective dashboards for healthcare organizations. Method: In a Delphi study, a team of information technology consultants were asked to determine a set of user interface requirements for evaluating, building or selecting the dashboard. In the first round, a list of main features or criteria to be used was determined based on the panel's rating,. Results: In this study, it was revealed that a set of key criteria for evaluating the dashboards can be used for all types of dashboards. These criteria were classified into 7 main categories including user customization, knowledge discovery, security, information delivery, alerting, visual design, and integration and system connectivity. Conclusion: Choosing good criteria for selecting effective dashboards for healthcare organizations is very critical because these organizations follow a data-intensive and technology-driven environment. This study revealed the importance of key criteria which can guarantee development of an evaluation checklist.

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Karami, M., Langarizadeh, M., & Fatehi, M. (2017). Evaluation of Effective Dashboards: Key Concepts and Criteria. The Open Medical Informatics Journal, 11(1), 52–57. https://doi.org/10.2174/1874431101711010052

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