Onur Asan

Dr. Onur Asan completed his Ph.D. in Industrial and Systems engineering at University of Wisconsin-Madison, specializing in human factors and human-computer interaction. Dr. Asan's research focuses on application of theory, methods and design from the discipline of human factors engineering and human computer interaction to improve socio-technical change in health care. In particular, Dr. Asan has been studying how new technologies, and organizational initiatives transform a) ambulatory and hospital work systems, b) patient centred care/communication, c) care coordination and workflow, and d) outcomes including patient safety, trust, quality of care and employee well-being. Dr. Asan also works on development and testing of user/patient centred health technologies to improve user experience of care. Dr. Asan’s work has been funded by federal and private institutions including National Health Institute (NIH), Agency for Health Care Research and Quality (AHRQ), Patient Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI), and Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI).

Publications

• How clinician-patient communication affects trust in health information sources: Temporal trends from a national cross-sectional survey

  Published by Onur Asan, Bradley Crotty in PLOS ONE on February, 2021
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• Impact of Pre-visit Contextual Data Collection on Patient-Physician Communication and Patient Activation: a Randomized Trial

  patient contextual data

  Published by Jeana Holt, Rachel Cusatis, Onur Asan, Melek Somai, Bradley Crotty in Journal of General Internal Medicine on February, 2021
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• Augmenting patient safety through participation by design – An assessment of dual monitors for patients in the outpatient clinic

  engagement

  Published by Bradley Crotty, Melek Somai, Onur Asan in International Journal of Medical Informatics on February, 2021
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• The Impact of Previsit Contextual Data Collection on Patient-Provider Communication and Patient Activation: Study Protocol for a Randomized Controlled Trial

  patient contextual data

  Published by Jeana Holt, Rachel Cusatis, Bradley Crotty, Melek Somai, Aaron Winn, Onur Asan in JMIR Research Protocols on September, 2020
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• Qualitative Assessment of Unmet Information Management Needs of Informal Cancer Caregivers: Four Themes to Inform Oncology Practice

  Published by Bradley Crotty, Onur Asan, Jeana Holt in JCO Clinical Cancer Informatics on September, 2020
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• The impact of patient-generated contextual data on communication in clinical practice: A qualitative assessment of patient and clinician perspectives

  patient contextual data

  Published by Rachel Cusatis, Jeana Holt, Onur Asan, Bradley Crotty in Patient Education and Counseling on April, 2020
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• Incorporating patient-generated contextual data into care: Clinician perspectives using the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Science

  patient contextual data

  Published by Jeana Holt, Rachel Cusatis, Onur Asan, Bradley Crotty in Healthcare on March, 2020
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• Clinician Encouragement and Online Health Record Usage

  Published by Bradley Crotty, Aaron Winn, Onur Asan, Sneha Nagavally in Journal of General Internal Medicine on July, 2019
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• Parental Perceptions of Displayed Patient Data in a PICU

  Published by Onur Asan, Bradley Crotty in Pediatric Critical Care Medicine on May, 2019
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• Patient Centered Communication and E-Health Information Exchange Patterns: Findings From a National Cross-Sectional Survey

  Published by Bradley Crotty, Onur Asan in IEEE Journal of Translational Engineering in Health and Medicine on January, 2019
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• The electronic health record as a patient engagement tool: mirroring clinicians’ screen to create a shared mental model

  Published by Bradley Crotty, Onur Asan in JAMIA Open on April, 2018
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