Kevin Gary

TL;DR: IGSTK is an open source C++ software library that provides the basic components needed to develop image-guided surgery applications and the IGSTK team is following several key strategies to build an active user community.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors provide a definition of a schedule and discuss potential uses for a schedule within the organization, and describe a number of different considerations that must be taken into account when assessing the quality of a scheduling, and discuss their implications for the design and implementation of scheduling systems.

TL;DR: IGSTK applies the open source development and delivery model to reduce the costs and risks associated with adopting this new technology, resulting in a safe, inexpensive, robust, shareable, and reusable software infrastructure.

TL;DR: Agile methods have matured since the academic community suggested almost a decade ago that they were not suitable for safety‐critical systems; the experiences on the image‐guided surgical toolkit project are presented as a case study for renewing the discussion.

TL;DR: Evaluating the usability of a smartphone application corresponding to an indicated prevention and early intervention targeting youth anxiety showed that the app was highly and positively rated by both youth and providers, with some variations (lower ratings when errors occurred).