Ecological momentary assessment of self-rated health, daily strategies and self-management app use among trauma-exposed adults.
Ecological momentary assessment of self-rated health, daily strategies and self-management app use among trauma-exposed adults.
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DOI：
10.1080/20008198.2021.1920204
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发表时间：
2021-05-27
影响因子：
5
通讯作者：
Arnberg FK
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作者：
Hensler I;Sveen J;Cernvall M;Arnberg FK
Background: The process whereby trauma-exposed people benefit from self-management apps to increase health is poorly understood. Objective: We investigated whether access to a self-management smartphone app for posttraumatic stress (PTSD Coach) improved momentary self-rated health (SRH) and if use of a self-management app or specific strategies related to SRH. Method: Participants were 179 adults in Sweden with trauma exposure in the past 2 years who were enrolled in a randomized trial of PTSD Coach versus waitlist. Ecological momentary assessments (EMA) were collected twice daily during 21 consecutive days from participants in both groups, with questions about momentary SRH as well as self-management app use and use of strategies (social support, distress management, monitoring of discomfort and seeking information) in the preceding 12 hours. Results: Overall, neither access to PTSD Coach nor reported use of an app in the preceding hours was related to SRH. Even so, people with access to PTSD Coach reported using more social support over time. Socializing and use of social support predicted greater SRH. Use of other strategies was associated with worse short-term SRH. Conclusions: Momentarily improved health relates to utilization of social support. However, the directionality of the day-to-day associations is unclear; uncertainty remains around the timing for assessing these relationships. Access to the self-management app PTSD Coach increased use of social support, but not momentary self-rated general health, compared to waitlist. Use of social support was related to greater short-term health.
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