BMJ Innov
 2021
DOI: 10.1136/bmjinnov-2021-000672
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MyCOVIDRisk app: development and utilisation of a COVID-19 risk assessment and mitigation application

Elizabeth M. Goldberg
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Charlotte S Bingaman
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Sudheesha Perera
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“…IMPACT engaged participants in an iterative design process, which may have contributed to its notably high retention [ 14 ]. Similarly, the MyCOVIDRisk COVID-19 risk assessment and mitigation app underwent several changes to structure, format, and design based on iterative user feedback, with very high subsequent utilization [ 28 ].…”
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“Click and mortar” opportunities for digitization and consumerism in trials

Randell,
Hornik,
Curtis
et al. 2023
Contemporary Clinical Trials
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“…IMPACT engaged participants in an iterative design process, which may have contributed to its notably high retention [ 14 ]. Similarly, the MyCOVIDRisk COVID-19 risk assessment and mitigation app underwent several changes to structure, format, and design based on iterative user feedback, with very high subsequent utilization [ 28 ].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%

“Click and mortar” opportunities for digitization and consumerism in trials

Randell,
Hornik,
Curtis
et al. 2023
Contemporary Clinical Trials
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Exploring Notions of Resilience and Adaptability in the Context of Piloting a Mobile App for Risk Awareness During Covid-19

Bailey
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Pschetz
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Wilson
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et al. 2022
Freedom and Social Inclusion in a Connected World
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A real-time web tool for monitoring and mitigating indoor airborne COVID-19 transmission risks at city scale

Katal
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Albettar
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Wang
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2022
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