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Title: Tailoring eHealth design to support the self-care needs of patients with cardiovascular diseases: a vignette survey experiment.
Authors: Cruz-Martínez, Roberto Rafael, Wentzel, Jobke, Sanderman, Robbert, van Gemert-Pijnen, Julia E. W. C.
Source: Behaviour & Information Technology. Nov2022, Vol. 41 Issue 14, p3065-3086. 22p. 11 Charts, 1 Graph.
Subjects: Social support, Caregivers, Cardiovascular diseases, Patient-centered care, Psychology, Quantitative research, Surveys, Qualitative research, Case studies, Interprofessional relations, Health care teams, Research funding, Telemedicine, Health self-care, Medical needs assessment
Abstract: Self-care support is a key cornerstone of treatment for patients with a cardiovascular disease. The success of any supportive intervention requires adaptation to the distinct needs of individuals. This requirement also applies to eHealth interventions. This study investigates how experts from multiple fields of science assess the potential success of different eHealth design strategies when matched to key self-care needs. An online vignette survey experiment was conducted. Nine vignettes representing different combinations of self-care needs (maintenance, monitoring, management) and eHealth persuasive design strategies (primary task support, dialogue support, social support) were evaluated. In total, 118 experts from 18 different countries participated in the survey. Their evaluations show primary task support as a promising design strategy across all self-care needs. In contrast, dialogue support and social support showed more promise for specific self-care needs. Above all, according to experts, the success of design strategies could be enhanced by (i) personalising the pacing of the intervention and (ii) tailoring the information to the literacy and culture of the person. Adding to that, self-care support should distinctly (iii) support the three self-care needs, be (iv) patient-centered, (v) support the collaboration with caregivers, and (vi) be aligned to the life goals and values of individuals. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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