Document Type
Capstone Experience
Graduation Date
5-2019
Degree Name
Master of Public Health
Department
Health Promotion
First Committee Member
Dr. Brandon Grimm
Second Committee Member
Dr. Nizar Wehbi
Abstract
The objective of this project is to evaluate the usability of Legal Aid of Nebraska’s LawHelp Nebraska online intake and triage system. A mixed-methods approach consisting of observations, semi-structured interviews, and validated survey were used with 14 participants as they interacted with the system. A convenience sample was used through recruitment of clients at Legal Aid of Nebraska’s Omaha office during legal assistance walk-in hours. To analyze the qualitative data from the semi-structured interviews and retrospective observation forms, researchers used thematic analysis. For quantitative data collected through a survey, researchers used descriptive analysis and validated scoring. The project and results were used to comply with Legal Aid of Nebraska’s grant requirements for LawHelp Nebraska. Recommendations developed through the evaluation were given to Legal Aid of Nebraska’s administrators to make appropriate changes to the LawHelp Nebraska system.
Recommended Citation
Wiens, Jessica A., "Formative Evaluation of an Online Access to Justice Triage and Intake System" (2019). Capstone Experience. 69.
https://digitalcommons.unmc.edu/coph_slce/69