Presenting an analytic framework facilitating a situationally oriented analysis of the use of digital technology for engagement in occupation

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Changing Health Behavior with Social Technology? A Pilot Test of a Mobile App Designed for Social Support of Physical Activity

“…However, a relevant alternative would be to research the needs and barriers of vulnerable groups [24] and actively involve them in design processes. This requires further research on how to understand and provide digital health support in situations where contextual factors such as health problems and social problems influence the use of technology in the engagement of health [25].…”