Patient Preferences for Mobile Health Applications to Support Recovery.
Patient Preferences for Mobile Health Applications to Support Recovery.
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DOI：
10.1097/adm.0000000000001137
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发表时间：
2023-07-01
影响因子：
5.5
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支持个人从物质使用障碍（SUDs）中恢复的智能手机应用程序越来越多。尽管许多患有sud的人对康复支持应用程序表现出兴趣，但很少有人尝试或长期使用它们。游戏化和应急管理等策略越来越多地被视为维持用户粘性的手段。这项研究试图描述一款康复支持应用程序的功能，该应用程序被称为综合健康增强支持系统（a - chess）的成瘾版本，这些功能在SUD康复中被个人使用最多，以及是什么让个人更有可能使用这些应用程序。共有202名拥有A- chess账户的人完成了一项在线调查，评估他们在2021年4月至6月期间使用A- chess的体验。我们描述了据报道在COVID-19期间对管理焦虑、孤独和隔离最有益的应用程序功能；不使用象棋的原因；并建议应用程序的功能为未来的恢复支持应用程序。受访者平均年龄41岁，85%为白人，61%为女性。受访者表示，与消息（即开放讨论板和私人消息）以及信息或激励资源相关的应用程序功能对管理孤立、焦虑和孤独最有用。不使用a - chess的原因是不知道如何使用该应用程序，并且该应用程序不是个性化治疗计划的一部分。未来应用中最常见的建议组件是会议目标奖励和支持会议定位器。确保健康应用程序是直观的，包括对患者有吸引力的功能，并让患者了解应用程序已经包含的帮助他们实现目标的功能，这可能会提高他们对康复应用程序的参与度。
Smartphone apps to support individuals in recovery from substance use disorders (SUDs) are increasingly available. Although many people with SUDs express interest in recovery support apps, few try them or use them long-term. Strategies like gamification and contingency management are increasingly being considered to sustain engagement. This study sought to describe features of a recovery support app called the Addiction version of the Comprehensive Health Enhancement Support System (A-CHESS) that are most used by individuals in SUD recovery and what makes individuals more likely to use these apps. A total of 202 people with A-CHESS accounts completed an online survey assessing their experiences using A-CHESS between April and June 2021. We described app features reported to be most beneficial for managing anxiety, loneliness, and isolation during COVID-19; reasons for not using A-CHESS; and suggested app features for future recovery support apps. Respondents had a mean age of 41 years, 85% were White, and 61% were female. Respondents reported that app features related to messaging (ie, open discussion boards and private messaging) and informational or motivational resources were the most useful for managing isolation, anxiety, and loneliness. Reasons for not using A-CHESS were not knowing how to use the app and the app not being part of a personalized treatment plan. The most common suggested components for future apps were rewards for meeting goals and a support meeting locator. Ensuring that health apps are intuitive and include features that appeal to patients and educating patients about features apps already include that help them meet goals may enhance engagement with recovery apps.
DOI：
10.1177/11782218211053360
发表时间：
2021
期刊：
Substance abuse : research and treatment
影响因子：
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作者：
Fleddermann K;Molfenter T;Jacobson N;Horst J;Roosa MR;Boss D;Ross JC;Preuss E;Gustafson DH
通讯作者：
Gustafson DH
影响因子：
2.2
作者：
Paquette CE;Rubalcava DT;Chen Y;Anand D;Daughters SB
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Daughters SB