The phrase "a patient interface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to healthcare, technology, or user experience, referring to a system or method through which patients interact with medical services or devices.
Example: "The new software features a patient interface that allows users to easily access their medical records and schedule appointments."
Alternatives: "a user interface for patients" or "a patient-facing interface".
Kaye J, Whitley EA, Lund D, Morrison M, Teare H, Melham K. Dynamic consent: a patient interface for twenty-first century research networks.
One system that could be considered to address these ongoing issues would be to use the EMR or a patient interface that contacted patients on a regular basis to inquire about their preferences for privacy and information sharing.
Such software packages have to include as a minimum, a CAT algorithm for item selection, the item bank with psychometric characteristic and a patient-interface presenting items graphically and collecting responses.
The senior health analyst at Kable argues that: "Electronic record suppliers will need to provide NHS trusts with an online patient interface supported by robust end-user legitimisation and consent mechanisms, a recognised security token, as well as accepting some of the liability and penalties for any data losses and breaches".
To investigate the quantitative variation of SICR, SACR, LOGIV, and DLOGIV through an in vivo human retina and choroid, a SS-OCT patient interface provided an optical beam for illuminating ~a 15 µm spot region on the retina of a healthy subject.
However, for mid and long term measurements stable electrical electrode skin contact and a skin friendly patient interface are required.
In order to translate LOT to clinical applications and reach otherwise inaccessible regions of the body, a more flexible patient interface becomes necessary.
Figure 2(a) shows how the patient interface looks like in the basic training and Figure 2(b) shows the interface for the advanced training.
A computerized environment is an additional complicating factor and it is important to evaluate that the computer – patient interface in a new test battery works for patients with INPH, also for those not being familiar to computers.
The patient interface gave an audible signal at scheduled response times and was locked otherwise.
The EABG system utilizes optodes which are externally attached to the arterial catheter (CDI 2000 Blood Gas Monitoring System: CDI-3M Healthcare, Tustin, CA), in an attempt to avoid the patient interface problems observed with the first IABG devices [ 15, 16].
