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1. Usability Test
Report
Patient Information Leaflet (PIL)
Prepared For: English 2311-000: Dr. Susan Rauch
Prepared By: Group G4002S17
April 28th, 2017

2. Introduction/Summary
01
Table of Contents
Test Objectives
02
Methods
03
Results and Findings
04
Recommendations
05
Conclusion Slide
06

3. 3
Introduction/Summary
01 Introduction/Summary
The Patient Information Leaflet (PIL)
was designed to not only be an
instructional leaflet but more importantly
a visual representation to better assist
patients on routes of administration,
warnings and side effects on the type of
medication they are taking.

4. 4
Usability Test Plan
The goal of the usability test is to see
if the visual aid is better in assisting
patients in awareness of their
medication.
Participants were given a set of tasks
to see if the brochure was easy to
maneuver and information was easily
understood.
02 Test Objectives

5. 5
Usability Test
The test sessions were performed at
Peet’s coffee shop inside of Market
Street to target an older audience.
This was done one April 20th, 2016.
There were five participants total, they
each filled out a customized consent
forms and surveys before and after
the test itself.
03 Test Methods

6. 6
Methods
Before beginning the Usability Test, we
read the consent forms out loud to the
participants.
We then had them fill out the Pre- Test
Survey, after this tasks were given to
the participants regarding the medicinal
guide.
After the tasks were completed, the
Post- Test Survey was filled out by the
participant and we asked for any other
feedback.
03 Test Methods

7. 7
Pre – Test Survey
04 Results and Findings
After receiving a
prescription drug, do you
usually read over the
Patient Information
Leaflet?
No
Yes
Have you ever
experiencedconfusion
regarding your
medication?
No
Yes

8. 8
Post – Test Survey
04 Results and Findings
Did you get a better
understanding of the
medication?
Was the brochure easy
to maneuver?
Were the tasks assigned
easy to accomplish?
No
Yes
No
Yes
No
Yes

9. Recommendations/Co
nclusion
All our research has lead us to the conclusion that the
Medicinal brochure is preferred over a Leaflet packet.
The brochure was designed to help patients who
currently take hypertension medication understand
the route of administration, warnings, and side
effects.
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