AnyMApp Framework: Anonymous Digital Twin Human-App Interactions

Ferreira, Ana; Chilro, Rui; Cruz‐Correia, Ricardo

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-17615-9_15

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“…It is expected that some features will be improved based on the existing features of the apps already developed by the project team rather than developed from scratch (18)(19)(20). The Anonymous Digital Simulator will be used to create simulated app interfaces, detect interaction and usability problems along the process, and test users' preferences and adherence factors to the app (21). This simulator will be used by the patients core group not only during the meetings, but also in their real-life context, to test if the app adapts to live situations.…”

Section: Task 2 Prototype Development and Testingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Co-creation of a self-management application for asthma: A citizen science protocol

Sá-Sousa,

Almeida,

Bastos

et al. 2024

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Digital health can effectively engage patients in the self-management of their asthma. Still, it will only reach its full potential when apps are aligned with patients’ needs and are integrated into clinical practice. We aim to test a framework for the involvement of patients/carers in all phases of developing and implementing an app for asthma. This protocol was co-designed with six asthma patients/carers and includes 5 tasks. Regular interactions among patients, developers and healthcare professionals will be a priority for user requirements definition (task 1) and iterative development and testing until the app’s initial version (tasks 2-3). Patients/carers and healthcare professionals will be fully engaged in the real-life feasibility study (task 4) and management and dissemination activities (task 5). The eligibility criteria to participate in tasks 2-4 are 1) diagnosis of asthma or carer of a person with asthma; 2) ≥18 years; 3) ability to use apps and access a mobile device with Internet. We anticipate applying questionnaires such as the User Experience Questionnaire and the System Usability Scale in all app testing tasks. We expect to have a final version of the asthma app that meets patients’/carers’ needs and experiences and healthcare professionals’ concerns. This will be an attractive app to support patients in self-management of their disease, keeping their asthma in control, having fewer asthma symptoms, and enjoying life. This study will be a framework for fully involving patients, carers and citizens in the iterative co-production development and implementation of an asthma app.

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Section: Task 2 Prototype Development and Testingmentioning

confidence: 99%