Designing interactivity on consumer health websites: PARAFORUM for spinal cord injury

Rubinelli, Sara; Collm, Alexandra; Becker, Heidrun; Diesner, Fabian; Kinast, Johannes; Stucki, Gerold; Brach, Mirjam

doi:10.1016/j.pec.2013.09.015

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“…Users are not able to seek clarification of health information presented or to dig-in to gather specific and in-depth information. Increasing the interactivity of health information systems can enhance user understanding, recall, system use, and their application of information provided (Brady et al, 2015;Rider, Lier, Johnson, & Hu, 2016;Rubinelli et al, 2013).…”

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Online Information and Communication Systems to Enhance Health Outcomes Through Communication Convergence

Kreps

2017

Hum Commun Res

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The growing use of digital health communication channels has produced dramatic changes, providing broad access to information for making health decisions and addressing users' emotional needs. Digital health communication channels combine mass and interpersonal communication in different ways. Type 1 convergence occurs sequentially: Individuals obtain health information online that they discuss interpersonally with health providers. Type 2 convergence involves discussions occurring via online health information systems. The effectiveness of these systems depends upon seven communication design and implementation strategies. Emerging interactive health information systems provide customized responses tailored to individuals' specific needs and situations. All these forms of media convergence can improve health education, health promotion, and health behavior change.

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Section: Provide Feedback and Interactionmentioning

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Online Information and Communication Systems to Enhance Health Outcomes Through Communication Convergence

Kreps

2017

Hum Commun Res

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“…The prototypes, as a description of the new solution, were pitched from different online scenarios at this site. Such user-generated solutions were further discussed and expanded by various other end-user groups (Rubinelli et al, 2013).…”

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“…In this sense, a widely adopted technology in the society that encourages that intrinsic motivation may be a promising way to support user engagement (S4, 7, 8, 12, 17). By using user websites and social media, S17 demonstrated how creating an online entertainment environment can facilitate user engagement, interaction, and knowledge sharing and learning (Rubinelli et al, 2013). Similarly, in the S7 project, mobile technology and gamification work tother as useful tools to motivate endusers in rehabilitation.…”

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User-driven innovation and technology-use in public health and social care: A systematic review of existing evidence

Zhu

Andersen

2018

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This systematic review revealed and discussed empirical evidence generated from 21 international user-driven innovation studies in the public health and social care. We used PRISMA guideline to ensure a transparent and replicable research process. With the guide of relevant theoretical models, we identified the distinct characteristics of user-driven innovation in current public social care sectors, in respect of its strategic innovation process and user-oriented, empower-based objectives. We categorized different end- and intermediate user groups and discussed how them directly and indirectly engaged in various innovation phases via the support of different methods, and how their participation helped to fulfill users’ roles for exploration, experiments, test, and innovation. We also took a closer look at technological options addressed via included studies and in particular discussed how technologies interact with users in the innovation process.

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“…Further, there seems to be a need for to clarify rules and for to develop structures and arena that can be used to support interoperability and interaction between consumers and providers to be able to access and use the embedded knowledge they have in order to develop demand driven services and social innovations [13] [24] [26]- [31]. The development of innovative and alternative business models that sustain alternative payment and reimbursement alternatives also seems to be important [32] for the two sides of the market.…”

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Brokers as Catalysts for the E-Health Market

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In this study we use the experiences from the service industry and explore pre-requisites of the e-health market which will need to achieve to stimulate both sides of the market (vendors, healthcare organizations, government, institutions, corporations and services organizations) to interact with each other and develop demand driven services and social innovations. The results presented in this paper may be of interest for decision makers, industries (e.g. software or technology designers), small and medium enterprises (SME) and entrepreneurs with an interest in becoming a part of the e-health market, and for consumers (e.g. healthcare personnel and patients) that are willing to influence the market through their choices. The outcomes of the study shown that the role of virtual brokers is essential to the further development of a sustainable e-health market globally because its role as catalyst for interaction between the two-sides of the markets, its effects on the reduction of competitive constrains, its effects on the accessibility to broader network of actors and its effects on the support of public-private exchanges of knowledge and experience.

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Designing interactivity on consumer health websites: PARAFORUM for spinal cord injury

Cited by 20 publications

References 23 publications

Online Information and Communication Systems to Enhance Health Outcomes Through Communication Convergence

Online Information and Communication Systems to Enhance Health Outcomes Through Communication Convergence

User-driven innovation and technology-use in public health and social care: A systematic review of existing evidence

Brokers as Catalysts for the E-Health Market

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