Refine
Document Type
- Article (2)
- Part of Periodical (1)
Has Fulltext
- yes (3)
Is part of the Bibliography
- no (3)
Keywords
- health information exchange (1)
- qualitative research (1)
- quality control (1)
- rare diseases (1)
Institute
- Medizin (2)
Die folgende Bibliographie geht zurück auf eine bibliographische Liste, die im Rahmen der AG „Animation“ der Gesellschaft für Medienwissenschaft entstanden ist. Ihre Fortschreibung ist, ebenso wie die Erarbeitung einer Bibliographie der Aufsatzliteratur zum Animationsfilm, weiterhin ein Projekt der AG. Um zur laufenden Aktualisierung der Forschungsliteratur beizutragen, nehmen Sie bitte Kontakt über die Homepage der AG auf: http://ag-animation.de/. Die Bibliographie bemüht sich darum, das monographische Schrifttum zu allen Formen der Animation im Film zusammenzutragen. In einigen Feldern kann die Liste nur einen ersten Eindruck der vorliegenden Arbeiten versammeln (z.B. in den Bereichen Computeranimation, medienpädagogische Überlegungen). Und auch die selbständigen Arbeiten zu einzelnen Animateuren (wie z.B. Walt Disney) können keine vollständige Dokumentation der Schriften sein – eine genauere Aufschlüsselung wird Personalbibliographien zu einzelnen Filmemachern des Animationsfilms (einschließlich der Biographien, Kataloge und Broschüren) vorbehalten bleiben. Stets galt es, abweichende Auflagen und auch Übersetzungen zu dokumentieren. Für eine ganze Reihe von Titeln wurde zudem eine Kurzdarstellung des Inhalts angestrebt. Einige Titel konnten nicht mit Sicherheit bibliographisch nachgewiesen werden; sie sind durch ein vorangestelltes ° gekennzeichnet.
Background: Recently, public and political interest has focused on people living with rare diseases and their health concerns. Due to the large number of different types of rare diseases and the sizable number of patients, taking action to improve the life of those affected is gaining importance. In 2013, the federal government of Germany adopted a national action plan for rare diseases, including the call to establish a central information portal on rare diseases (Zentrales Informationsportal über seltene Erkrankungen, ZIPSE).
Objective: The objective of this study, therefore, was to conduct scientific research on how such a portal must be designed to meet the needs of patients, their families, and medical professionals, and to provide high-quality information for information seekers.
Methods: We chose a 3-step procedure to develop a needs-based prototype of a central information portal. In the first step, we determined the information needs of patients with rare diseases, their relatives, and health care professionals by means of qualitative interviews and their content-analytical evaluation. On the basis of this, we developed the basic structure of the portal. In the second step, we identified quality criteria for websites on rare diseases to ensure that the information linked with ZIPSE meets the quality demands. Therefore, we gathered existing criteria catalogs and discussed them in an expert workshop. In the third step, we implemented and tested the developed prototypical information portal.
Results: A portal page was configured and made accessible on the Web. The structure of ZIPSE was based on the findings from 108 qualitative interviews with patients, their relatives, and health care professionals, through which numerous information needs were identified. We placed particularly important areas of information, such as symptoms, therapy, research, and advisory services, on the start page. Moreover, we defined 13 quality criteria, referring to factors such as author information, creation date, and privacy, enabling links with high-quality information. Moreover, 19 users tested all the developed routines based on usability and comprehensibility. Subsequently, we improved the visual presentation of search results and other important search functions.
Conclusions: The implemented information portal, ZIPSE, provides high-quality information on rare diseases from a central point of access. By integrating the targeted groups as well as different experts on medical information during the construction, the website can assure an improved search for information for users. ZIPSE can also serve as a model for other Web-based information systems in the field of rare diseases.
Registered Report Identifier: RR1-10.2196/7425.