Abstract
This exploratory interaction design research presents a scoping study focusing attention on routines
and workflow in clinical radiography. Background theory supports the specification of perceptual tasks for a set of research prototype concepts. A machine panel and an Imaging optimization dashboard presents an adaptive and responsive service environment for the completion of task sequences to support radiographic imaging referrals and report fulfillment. The qualitative research design develops insights from interviews with clinicians working in the specialization by way of service design methods and task analysis that chart interactions and processes. The specification of tools reinforces cognitive mental models and seeks to reconcile perception with attention and a more comprehensive view of human-centered design.
