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A clinical protocol is a set of guidelines aimed at standardizing the study of a medical case. It may include decision algorithms and therapies to be followed. Celiac disease is a permanent intolerance to gluten, a protein present in wheat, rye and barley. This disease affects genetically susceptible individuals and is characterized by a T-cells-mediated enteropathy. The diversity of signs and symptoms that the disease can present makes its diagnosing difficult. The goal of this study was to develop and evaluate the usability of a web-available electronic medical protocol containing structured information, specific to treating and monitoring patients with celiac disease. The electronic documents created for the current protocol were based on existing clinical forms and medical records, and on the study of a scientific document. A web computational system was modeled and implemented. The protocol usability was assessed through SUS questionnaire, which showed that the protocol met the requirements of its users (average usability score of 83.5% ± 10.0%). The electronic protocol proved to be clinically specific and effective, as the routine of the professionals involved was not disrupted and the expected medical specificity was maintained.

Desenvolvimento e Avaliação de um Protocolo Eletrônico para Atendimento e Monitoramento do Paciente com Doença Celíaca