Acceptability of a Mobile App (iMPAKT) for Measurement and Implementation of Person-Centredness: Mixed-Methods Study

Donna Brown; Sean O’Connor; Valerie Wilson; Ian Cleland; Tanya McCance

doi:10.3233/shti240311

Acceptability of a Mobile App (iMPAKT) for Measurement and Implementation of Person-Centredness: Mixed-Methods Study

Donna Brown, Sean O’Connor, Valerie Wilson, Ian Cleland, Tanya McCance

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Abstract

This study tested the acceptability of the iMPAKT App with end users. Cognitive task analysis and semi-structured interviews were used. Twelve participants took part. The majority of tasks were found to be easy to complete but issues were identified with a section of the app that provides Speech-To-Text transcription of patients speaking about their experience of care. Artificial Intelligence (AI) based systems may be needed to address these limitations. Overall views on acceptability of the app were positive and participants valued how it could be used to support practice improvement initiatives and large scale collection of person-centred measures.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Studies in Health Technology and Informatics
Editors	Gillian Strudwick, Nicholas R. Hardiker, Glynda Rees, Robyn Cook, Robyn Cook, Young Ji Lee
Publisher	IOS Press BV
Pages	748-749
Number of pages	2
Volume	315
ISBN (Electronic)	9781643685274
ISBN (Print)	978-164368527-4
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.3233/shti240311
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 24 Jul 2024

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Name	Studies in health technology and informatics
Publisher	IOS Press
ISSN (Print)	0926-9630

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Person-centred care
mHealth
acceptability

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Brown, D., O’Connor, S., Wilson, V., Cleland, I., & McCance, T. (2024). Acceptability of a Mobile App (iMPAKT) for Measurement and Implementation of Person-Centredness: Mixed-Methods Study. In G. Strudwick, N. R. Hardiker, G. Rees, R. Cook, R. Cook, & Y. J. Lee (Eds.), Studies in Health Technology and Informatics (Vol. 315, pp. 748-749). (Studies in health technology and informatics). IOS Press BV. https://doi.org/10.3233/shti240311

Brown, Donna ; O’Connor, Sean ; Wilson, Valerie et al. / Acceptability of a Mobile App (iMPAKT) for Measurement and Implementation of Person-Centredness: Mixed-Methods Study. Studies in Health Technology and Informatics. editor / Gillian Strudwick ; Nicholas R. Hardiker ; Glynda Rees ; Robyn Cook ; Robyn Cook ; Young Ji Lee. Vol. 315 IOS Press BV, 2024. pp. 748-749 (Studies in health technology and informatics).

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Brown, D , O’Connor, S, Wilson, V, Cleland, I & McCance, T 2024, Acceptability of a Mobile App (iMPAKT) for Measurement and Implementation of Person-Centredness: Mixed-Methods Study. in G Strudwick, NR Hardiker, G Rees, R Cook, R Cook & YJ Lee (eds), Studies in Health Technology and Informatics. vol. 315, Studies in health technology and informatics, IOS Press BV, pp. 748-749. https://doi.org/10.3233/shti240311

Acceptability of a Mobile App (iMPAKT) for Measurement and Implementation of Person-Centredness: Mixed-Methods Study. / Brown, Donna ; O’Connor, Sean; Wilson, Valerie et al.
Studies in Health Technology and Informatics. ed. / Gillian Strudwick; Nicholas R. Hardiker; Glynda Rees; Robyn Cook; Robyn Cook; Young Ji Lee. Vol. 315 IOS Press BV, 2024. p. 748-749 (Studies in health technology and informatics).

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Brown D , O’Connor S, Wilson V, Cleland I, McCance T. Acceptability of a Mobile App (iMPAKT) for Measurement and Implementation of Person-Centredness: Mixed-Methods Study. In Strudwick G, Hardiker NR, Rees G, Cook R, Cook R, Lee YJ, editors, Studies in Health Technology and Informatics. Vol. 315. IOS Press BV. 2024. p. 748-749. (Studies in health technology and informatics). doi: 10.3233/shti240311

Acceptability of a Mobile App (iMPAKT) for Measurement and Implementation of Person-Centredness: Mixed-Methods Study

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