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. A  significant  problem ,with  current  health  information  technologies  is  that they poorly support collaborative work of healthcare professionals, sometimes leading to  a ,fragmentation  of  workflow ,and  disruption  of  healthcare ,processes. Objective: This  paper  presents  two  homecare  cases,  both  applying  multi- disciplinary thematic  seminars  (MdTS)  as  a ,collaborative  method ,for  user needs  elicitation and  requirements ,specification.  Methods: This  study  describes  the  MdTS application to elicit user needs from different perspectives to coincide with collaborative professions’ work  practices  in  two,cases. Results: Despite different objectives, the  two  cases  validated  that  MdTS  emphasized  the  “points  of  intersection” in  cooperative work. Different user groups with  similar, yet distinct  needs reached  a  common  understanding  of  the  entire  work  process, agreed  upon  requirements and  participated  in  the  design  of prototypes ,supporting  cooperative  work. Conclusion: MdTS  was ,applicable  in  both ,exploratory  and  normative  studies aiming  to  elicit  the  specific  requirements  in  a ,cooperative  environment. Keywords. Needs  Assessment,  Human  Factors,  Change  Management,

Application of the Multi-disciplinary Thematic Seminar Method in two Homecare Cases - A comparative study.