Understanding User Requirements for a Senior-Friendly Mobile Health Application

Tajudeen, Farzana Parveen; Bahar, Nurhidayah; Tan, Maw Pin; Mustafa, Mumtaz Begum; Saedon, Nor Izzati; Jesudass, Jenifer

doi:10.3390/geriatrics7050110

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“…Technological stress refers to the stress and tension individuals feel when facing new technology, which could potentially lead to resistance to and distrust of new technological advancements [34] and has been explored and validated in numerous studies. For instance, Wu et al (2016) revealed a correlation between technological stress and the perceived ease of use of new technology [35].…”

Section: G Technological Stressmentioning

confidence: 99%

Continuous Use of NFT Trading Platforms: A Perspective Integrating the Expectation Confirmation Model and the Information Systems Success Model

Sun

2024

IEEE Access

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To facilitate the sustained development of non-fungible token (NFT) platforms and enhance user stickiness, it is imperative to study the factors that affect users' continuous usage intentions. This research is grounded in the Expectation Confirmation Model and the Information Systems Success Model, and extends these approaches by introducing three elements-economic benefits, perceived trustworthiness, and technological pressure-thereby constructing the research model. Structural equation modeling was employed to analyze data from 304 respondents with experience in using NFT trading platforms. The findings indicate that: (1) technological pressure is positively correlated with perceived ease of use; (2) both service quality and information quality are positively correlated with perceived ease of use and usefulness;(3) perceived ease of use, usefulness, economic benefits, and their impact on individuals and organizations are all positively correlated with continuous usage intention; and (4) system quality is not significantly related to perceived ease of use or usefulness, nor is perceived trustworthiness significantly related to continuous usage intention. Based on these findings, we provide practical recommendations for optimizing NFT platforms and offer guidance for platform developers and operators.

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Section: G Technological Stressmentioning

confidence: 99%

Continuous Use of NFT Trading Platforms: A Perspective Integrating the Expectation Confirmation Model and the Information Systems Success Model

Sun

2024

IEEE Access

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“…Envisioning a multitude of forthcoming advancements, the continual development of technology and its myriad innovations stands out. In the context of mHealth applications, anticipations of improved cost efficiency [50] and enhanced user-friendliness [51] are on the horizon. As technological literacy grows and the ubiquity of devices facilitating access to these applications increases [52], the prospect of heightened reach and accessibility to the population becomes apparent.…”

Section: Future Considerationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Role of Mobile Health Technology on Perioperative Spinal Care: A Systematic Scoping Review and Narrative Synthesis

Hayat,

Ramadhan,

Gonnah

et al. 2024

Cureus

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Smartphone applications play a crucial role in contemporary healthcare by aiming to enhance patient care through technology. Mobile health (mHealth) applications have proven to have transformative potential in enhancing patients' outcomes in candidates undergoing orthopedic and spinal surgery. In the context of the pervasive use of smartphones and the exponential growth of mHealth apps, totaling over 99,000 in 2021, the applications had a significant impact on lifestyle management, supporting initiatives like smoking cessation with motivational reminders and progress tracking. Patient compliance is significantly enhanced, reducing surgery cancellations and improving outcomes through effective adherence to pre-operative treatments and instructions. Physiotherapy receives a substantial boost as mHealth facilitates video-guided exercises, potentially improving compliance and treatment outcomes. Data collection takes on innovative dimensions, with mHealth apps capturing post-operative metrics like physical activity, offering valuable insights into patient recovery trends. Remote care is streamlined through features like photo uploads and direct messaging, proving especially beneficial in times of crises such as the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite these merits, challenges emerge, including issues related to technological literacy, potential discrimination due to paywalls, and concerns about patient data confidentiality. Overcoming these challenges requires standardized approaches, legislative measures, and ongoing research to refine and optimize mHealth applications for diverse healthcare settings.

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“…However, despite the variety of products and the benefit the older population may have from mobile health technologies, their adoption rate has been relatively low, and over 43% of people aged 70 years old and above quit using mobile health technology after only 14 days [ 29 ]. According to Tajudeen et al [ 30 ], this happens due to complicated features and menus as well as interface designs that do not take into consideration the older population. Therefore, the goal of the present paper is to determine how to design mobile health technologies for walking targeted at supporting the older adult walker.…”

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confidence: 99%

Designing Mobile Health Applications to Support Walking for Older Adults

Felberbaum

Lanir

Weiss

2023

IJERPH

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Physical activity is extremely important at an older age and has major benefits. There is a range of applications that help maintain physical activity. However, their adoption among older adults is still limited. The purpose of the study is to explore the key aspects of the design of mobile applications that support walking for older adults. We conducted a field study with older adults, aged 69–79 years, using a technology probe (a mobile application developed as an early prototype) with the purpose of eliciting requirements for mobile health applications. We interviewed the participants during and after the study period, asking them about their motivation for walking, usage of the application, and overall preferences when using such technologies. The findings suggest that mobile applications that support walking should address a range of walking variables, support a long-term learning process, and enable the user to take control and responsibility for the walk. In addition, we provide design guidelines concerning the motivation for walking and the data visualization that would make technology adoption easier. The findings from this study can be used to inform the design of more usable products for older users.

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Understanding User Requirements for a Senior-Friendly Mobile Health Application

Cited by 19 publications

References 58 publications

Continuous Use of NFT Trading Platforms: A Perspective Integrating the Expectation Confirmation Model and the Information Systems Success Model

Continuous Use of NFT Trading Platforms: A Perspective Integrating the Expectation Confirmation Model and the Information Systems Success Model

The Role of Mobile Health Technology on Perioperative Spinal Care: A Systematic Scoping Review and Narrative Synthesis

Designing Mobile Health Applications to Support Walking for Older Adults

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