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Fig.6 (continued from previous page). Task 1b inspiration: Example design of an information landscape for overviewing a set of answer documents. In this case, documents are mapped according to relevance and document complexity, with document metadata mapped to color and shape of document marks. See http://clefehealth2014.dcu.ie/ for original images.

Figure 6 (continued from previous page). Task 1b inspiration: Example design of an information landscape for overviewing a set of answer documents. In this case, documents are mapped according to relevance and document complexity, with document metadata mapped to color and shape of document marks. See http://clefehealth2014.dcu.ie/ for original images.

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Fig. 1. Summary of the CLEFeHealth2013 tasks and outcomes However, patients, their next-of-kin, and other laypersons are likely to perceive the readability of discharge summaries as poor, in other words, have difficul ies in under- standing their content (Fig. 1) [1]. Improving the readability of these summaries can empower patients, providing partial control and mastery over health and 0 patients making better health/care decisions, being more independen care services, and decreasing the associated costs [2]). Specifically, su tient-friendly, personalized language can help patients have an active health care and make informed decisions. Making the right decisions de for their empowerment. care, leading from health pportive, pa- role in their pends on pa- ients’ access to the right information at the right time; therefore, it is crucial to pro- vide patients with personalized and readable information about their health conditions
Fig. 1. Summary of the CLEFeHealth2013 tasks and outcomes However, patients, their next-of-kin, and other laypersons are likely to perceive the readability of discharge summaries as poor, in other words, have difficul ies in under- standing their content (Fig. 1) [1]. Improving the readability of these summaries can empower patients, providing partial control and mastery over health and 0 patients making better health/care decisions, being more independen care services, and decreasing the associated costs [2]). Specifically, su tient-friendly, personalized language can help patients have an active health care and make informed decisions. Making the right decisions de for their empowerment. care, leading from health pportive, pa- role in their pends on pa- ients’ access to the right information at the right time; therefore, it is crucial to pro- vide patients with personalized and readable information about their health conditions
Fig. 9. Printable pamphlet design for the optional case 4. This is intended for double-sided A4 printing. When the bottom figure is visible, the right hand side is to be folded first, followed by the left hand side. This results in the page | (6) to be on top (bottom). The design is also availa- ble at http://goo.gl/4y8PXT (accessed 11 June 2014).
Fig. 9. Printable pamphlet design for the optional case 4. This is intended for double-sided A4 printing. When the bottom figure is visible, the right hand side is to be folded first, followed by the left hand side. This results in the page | (6) to be on top (bottom). The design is also availa- ble at http://goo.gl/4y8PXT (accessed 11 June 2014).
Fig. 11. Future section
Fig. 11. Future section
Fig. 13. Workflow of producing electronic and paper-based documents. The design is also available at http://goo.gl/4y8PXT (accessed 11 June 2014).
Fig. 13. Workflow of producing electronic and paper-based documents. The design is also available at http://goo.gl/4y8PXT (accessed 11 June 2014).
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