AJ

A. Jalote Parmar

21 records found

Authored

Tangible user interface for increasing social interaction among rural women
Conference paper (2009) - V.S. Parmar, G Groeneveld, A. Jalote Parmar, D.V. Keyson

Workflow driven decision support systems: a case of an intra-operative visualization system for surgeons
Doctoral thesis (2009) - A. Jalote Parmar

Cognitive processes as integrative component for developing expert decision-making systems: A workflow centered framework
Journal article (2009) - A. Jalote Parmar, P.G. Badke-Schaub, W Ali, E Samset

Surgical decision-making: Insights for developing expert system for minimally invasive surgeries
Conference paper (2008) - A. Jalote Parmar, P.G. Badke-Schaub

Workflow integration matrix: a framework to support the developmenty of surgical information systems
Journal article (2008) - P.G. Badke-Schaub, A. Jalote Parmar

Critical factors influencing intra-operative surgical decision-making
Conference paper (2008) - P.G. Badke-Schaub, A. Jalote Parmar

The resection map, a proposal for intraoperative hepatectomy guidance
Journal article (2008) - P Lamata, A. Jalote Parmar, F Lamata, J Declerck

Workflow driven user interface for radiological system: a human factors approach
Conference paper (2008) - A. Jalote Parmar, M van Alfen, JJ Hermans

Technology assessment as guidance in product development for-realtime-radiology based information for the surgeon

Surgeon centered framework towards analysing the surgical workflow

User interface concept for liver surgery
Report (2007) - A. Jalote Parmar

Surgical workflow analysis for identifying user requirements for surgical information systems

User interface concept
Report (2007) - A. Jalote Parmar

Intelligence in medical technology

Towards intuitive surgical interfaces: Strategies from video games

Bridging the gap: a user centered design approach towards developing technological solutions

A generic monitoring system for surgical robotic manipulations

Bridging the gap: A design approach to developing technological solutions to support minimally invasive surgeries

Technology assessment as guidance in product development for - real time - radiology based information for the surgeon

Exploring a user centric methodology to investigate and integrate information gathered during medical intervention