Doyon Kim
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Doyon Kim is a researcher focused on accessible health technology, particularly the design and usability of Internet of Things (IoT) systems for vulnerable populations. Their most-cited work, "Development and Usability Test of IoT-based Mobile Applications for Persons with Mild Physical Disabilities and their Caregivers" (2022), addresses critical health management challenges exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. This study developed an IoT-based mobile application enabling health information sharing between individuals with mild physical disabilities and their caregivers, directly tackling restricted medical access during lockdowns. With 3 citations, this work demonstrates early impact in the emerging field of inclusive digital health. Kim's research bridges human-computer interaction, assistive technology, and public health, emphasizing user-centered design and real-world usability testing. Their contributions are particularly notable for addressing an underserved population at the intersection of disability, aging, and technology adoption. By creating practical, IoT-driven solutions that empower both patients and caregivers, Kim advances the goal of equitable healthcare access. This work holds promise for informing future accessible health monitoring systems and inclusive mobile application design.
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