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Cancer patients need to participate in decisions but often face insufficient information or unequal support.

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Cancer patients need to participate in decisions but often face insufficient information or unequal support.

CSCW '24The i-SDM Framework: Developing AI-based Tools in Shared Decision-Making for Cancer Treatment with Clinical Professionals

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Immigrant community patients struggle to communicate with doctors due to cultural differences and language barriers, affecting treatment outcomes.

CHI '25Designing Health Technologies for Immigrant Communities: Exploring Healthcare Providers’ Communication Strategies with Patients

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Caregivers must process large volumes of data, but insufficient technical support increases workload.

CSCW '24Piecing Together the Puzzle: Exploring Collaboration and Data Interpretation in Remote Patient Monitoring Care Practices

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The Indian public largely lacks awareness of early COPD symptoms, and diagnostic resources are unevenly distributed between urban and rural areas.

CHI '24“I know I have this till my Last Breath”: Unmasking the Gaps in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) Care in India

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Older cancer patients struggle to understand treatment choices, and physicians have limited time for communication.

CHI '24Advancing Patient-Centered Shared Decision-Making with AI Systems for Older Adult Cancer Patients

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In remote patient monitoring, patients often fail to upload data or upload poor-quality data.

CHI '24Promoting Engagement in Remote Patient Monitoring Using Asynchronous Messaging

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Caregivers feel helpless in end-of-life decisions and struggle to understand patients' true intentions.

CHI '24Designing for Caregiver-facing Values Elicitation Tools

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