Informing the development of an E-platform for monitoring wellbeing in schools: involving young people in a co-design process.
Informing the development of an E-platform for monitoring wellbeing in schools: involving young people in a co-design process.
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10.1186/s40900-020-00219-0
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2020-01-01
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Downs, Johnny
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Grant, Claire;Widnall, Emily;Downs, Johnny
背景技术背景：需要在青年人心理健康研究中使用新技术和方法，以便进行更频繁和可靠的抽样。移动的应用程序和电子平台为收集大规模队列数据创造了令人兴奋的潜力，但也有各种可行性和伦理问题需要考虑。需要与年轻人协商，以告知研究议程，并确保这些技术具有吸引力，有用和安全。本文介绍的过程中，公众和患者参与（PPI）的样本在伦敦的年轻人，目的是i）通知发展的一个情绪监测电子平台，和ii）提供反馈和建议，为研究人员开发基于网络的技术在心理health.METHODS：共有26名年轻人在四个咨询小组共同设计的会议。所有的年轻人都是在一所参与的伦敦六年级学院就读的学生，并自愿参加了一个讲习班。使用主题分析框架对会议的录音进行分析。我们发现，年轻人参与了围绕移动的医疗技术的讨论，并重视在开发过程的早期阶段进行合作的机会。咨询小组确定了未来网络开发工作的关键考虑因素，以鼓励参与和长期使用，包括促进信任和透明度，考虑可访问性，提供支持，生产的参与和功能设计，并承认周围的具体环境影响年轻人的wellbing.CONCLUSIONS：在电子保健技术的发展过程中，年轻人参与有助于优化成功采用和长期使用新的方法。主题地图和线人示例可用于指导有兴趣开发心理健康领域基于网络的技术的研究人员，并将直接适用于情绪监测电子平台的开发。
BACKGROUND: The use of new technologies and methodologies in young people's mental health research is needed to allow more frequent and reliable sampling. Mobile applications and e-platforms create exciting potential for the collection of large-scale cohort data, however there are various feasibility and ethical issues to consider. Consultation with young people is needed to inform the research agenda, and ensure these technologies are engaging, useful and safe. This article describes the process of Public and Patient Involvement (PPI) with a sample of young people in London, with the aim of i) informing the development of a mood-monitoring e-platform, and ii) providing feedback and advice for researchers developing web-based technologies in the mental health field.METHODS: A total of 26 young people were consulted across four advisory group co-design sessions. All young people were students enrolled at one of the participating London based sixth form colleges, and voluntarily attended a workshop session. Audio recordings of the sessions were analysed using a thematic analysis framework.RESULTS: We found that young people were engaged in discussions around mobile health technologies and valued the opportunity to collaborate throughout the early stages of the development process The advisory groups identified key considerations for future web-development work to encourage engagement and prolonged use, including, the promotion of trust and transparency, consideration of accessibility, provision of support, production of engaging and functional design, and acknowledgment of specific contextual influences surrounding young people's wellbeing.CONCLUSIONS: Involving young people in the development process of e-health technologies contributes to optimising the successful adoption and prolonged usage of new methodologies. The thematic map and informant examples can be used to guide researchers interested in developing web-based technologies in the mental health field and will be directly applicable to the development of a mood-monitoring e-platform.