A primary actor is a stakeholder that calls on the system to deliver one of its services. The primary actor is often, but not always, the actor that triggers a use case. (For example, the system design could call for a proxy to trigger a use case for a primary actor.)
The name of an actor can mean an individual but more generally indicates the category of individuals who play a given role.
Name / Role Profile: Background, Skills, Viewpoint patient May be sick or may want to know health status.
"Does not want to be bothered."specialist Called for help by primary care clinician. health information technician Deals directly with patients. May access medical records. Get informed consent from patient
Stakeholder Viewpoint calibrates the device
Stakeholder Viewpoint Personal health record system 3rd-party data analysis software 3rd-party person identification system Clinical Case Support System Clinical Health Record System
A stakeholder is somebody/thing that cares how a use case is executed -- that provides constraints and rules. Not all stakeholders interact with the system; that is, not all stakeholders are actors. Primary actors are listed in the Actor Profile Table.
Stakeholder Stakeholder Role Interest health insurance company financial beneficiary? negative stakeholder? regulatory-voluntary (standardizing)? An organization
Stakeholder Viewpoint
Stakeholder Viewpoint
Stakeholder Viewpoint
Stakeholder Viewpoint
Stakeholder Viewpoint
Stakeholder Viewpoint
Stakeholder Viewpoint inspector, auditor From a regulatory agency. Uses the system, acting like a technician or clinician, but with a different purpose -- wants to validate the device or the process for developing the device. regulatory agency an organization
Stakeholder Viewpoint
Stakeholder Viewpoint
Stakeholder Viewpoint
Stakeholder Viewpoint
Stakeholder Viewpoint
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