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Usability evaluation is an essential step in health care system development, including patient information websites. In this study we co mpared the think aloud method (TA) and the heuristic evaluation (HE) in a case study on the development of a website for childhood cancer survivors. Both methods managed to uncover all major problems with the website, though additionally HE found cosmetic issues and the TA fou nd problem s with website content. These findings contradict earlier studies but may be explained by the inclusion of two double experts in our study, presu mably enabling them to take on the role of 'a patient' in testing the website. We ne vertheless recommend the use of both methods if adequate funding and expertise are available; otherwise when HE usability evaluators are not familiar with the system do main, a work -domain expert could assist them in tackling domain-specific problems.

Development and Evaluation of a Patient Information Website for Childhood Cancer Survivors