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The original TURF framework for Electronic Health Record Usability (from Zhang, 2011)[5].
Under adapted TURF, usability for connected health care technologies involving mobile data is defined as useful, usable, and satisfying for intended connected interface users to accomplish goals in the work domain by performing certain sequences of tasks, as well as useful, usable, and satisfying for mobile users feeding data into the connected health care technologies.
iproc 2015;1(1):e20
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