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Theory-based and evidence-based design of audit and feedback programmes: examples from two clinical intervention studies by Hysong, Sylvia J, Kell, Harrison J, Petersen, Laura A, Campbell, Bryan A, Trautner, Barbara W

“…Audit and feedback (A&F) is a common intervention used to change healthcare provider behaviour and, thus, improve healthcare quality. Although A&F can be…”
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Toward More Usable Electronic Voting: Testing the Usability of a Smartphone Voting System by Campbell, Bryan A., Tossell, Chad C., Byrne, Michael D., Kortum, Philip

“…Objective: The goal of this research was to assess the usability of a voting system designed for smartphones. Background: Smartphones offer remote…”
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Straight-Party Voting: What Do Voters Think? by Campbell, B.A., Byrne, M.D.

“…One of the options available to a sizable minority of U.S. voters is the ability to, with a single action, cast votes in multiple races; this is termed…”
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891Developing a user-friendly format for automated reports on urinary catheters and catheter-associated urinary tract infections by Campbell, Bryan A., Horwitz, Deborah, Gendrett, Ashley J., Krein, Sarah, Saint, Sanjay, Sales, Anne, Gundlapalli, Adi, Carter, Marjorie, Trautner, Barbara W.

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Voting on a Smartphone: Evaluating the Usability of an Optimized Voting System for Handheld Mobile Devices by Campbell, Bryan A., Tossell, Chad C., Byrne, Michael D., Kortum, Philip

“…The goal of this research was to assess the usability of a voting system designed for current-generation smartphones. Smartphones offer remote participation in…”
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Fitts' Law Predictions with an Alternative Pointing Device (Wiimote®) by Campbell, Bryan A., O'Brien, Katharine R., Byrne, Michael D., Bachman, Benjamin J.

“…A Nintendo® Wiimote® enabled testing of both zero- and first-order of control for a Fitts' Law-style pointing task using the same device. The Wiimote® differs…”
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Response Time and Decision Accuracy for ‘No Turn on Red’ Signs by Campbell, Bryan A., Cowley, Jennifer A., Mayhorn, Christopher B., Wogalter, Michael S.

“…‘No turn on red’ signs have been the subject of traffic research in recent years because they are violated at higher rates than other signs. One reason may be…”
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