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Opportunities and Challenges for Smartphone Applications in Supporting Health Behavior change: Qualitative Study
Journal of Medical Internet Research · 2013 · Vol. 15(4) · pp. e86–e86
Laura Dennison✉(University of Southampton)Leanne Morrison(University of Southampton)Gemma Conway(University of Southampton)Lucy Yardley(University of Southampton)
Abstract
This study provided insight into the opportunities and challenges involved in delivering health-related behavioral interventions through smartphone apps. The findings suggested a number of valued features and characteristics that app developers may wish to consider when creating health behavior apps. Findings also highlighted several major challenges that appeared to need further consideration and research to ensure the development of effective and well-accepted behavior change apps.
Impact of Technology on AdolescentsMobile Health and mHealth ApplicationsChild Development and Digital TechnologyInternet privacyBehavior changePsychological interventionmHealthSmartphone applicationMobile appseHealthQualitative researchMobile technologyMobile phone
MeSH terms
AdolescentAdultFemaleUnited KingdomHumansMaleMiddle AgedHealth BehaviorFocus GroupsTelemedicineQualitative ResearchCell PhoneYoung AdultSocial Networking
Funding
- Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
- Economic and Social Research Council
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957
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