Research

Publications

The following is a list of publications produced by HSI related faculty and students. The link for each paper leads you to the citation, keyword, and abstract. For copies of the full papers, please use standard methods for obtaining academic publications, such as online library searches.

since: 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008
authors: Moloney Edwards Yi Choi Kemp Ashok Huang Jones Metcalfe Griffin Song

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accelerometer age-related macular degeneration assistive technology auditory feedback computer experience context-awareness decision making diabetic retinopathy electronic health record evaluation haptic feedback healthcare healthcare delivery healthcare information technology human-computer interaction measurement menus mobile computing mobility multimodal feedback older adults pediatrics quality quality of life robotics safety universal access universal design visual feedback visual impairment [more]

Research with the 'diabetic retinopathy' tag since 1990

2005

[1]	Empirical validation of the Windows® accessibility settings and multimodal feedback for a menu selection task for users with Diabetic Retinopathy
	J. Jacko, L. Barnard, J. S. Yi, P. Edwards, V. K. Emery, T. Kongnakorn, K. Moloney, F. Sainfort
	Behaviour & Information Technology
	universal access multimodal feedback menus diabetic retinopathy

[2]	Understanding users with Diabetic Retinopathy: Factors that affect performance in a menu selection task
	P. Edwards, L. Barnard, V. K. Emery, J. S. Yi, K. Moloney, T. Kongnakorn, J. Jacko, F. Sainfort
	Behaviour & Information Technology
	multimodal feedback visual impairment diabetic retinopathy menus universal access assistive technology

2004

[3]	Strategic Design for Users with Diabetic Retinopathy: Factors Influencing Performance in a Menu-Selection Task
	P. Edwards, L. Barnard, V. K. Emery, J. S. Yi, K. Moloney, T. Kongnakorn, J. Jacko, F. Sainfort, Pamela Oliver, Joe Pizzimenti, Annette Bade, Greg Fecho, J. Shallo-Hoffman
	Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Assistive Technologies (ASSETS 04)
	multimodal feedback visual impairment diabetic retinopathy auditory feedback haptic feedback menus visual feedback universal access assistive technology