A participatory process to design an app to improve adherence to anti-osteoporotic therapies: A development and usability study
Alessandra Angelucci,
Benedetta Pongiglione,
Sara Bernasconi
et al.
Abstract:Objective The aim of the study was to develop an app to improve patients’ adherence to therapy for osteoporosis and to test its usability. Methods In Phase I, the app functions needed to improve medication adherence were identified through a focus group with six patients with osteoporosis and a joint interview with two bone specialists. The app prototype was then developed (Phase II) and refined after its feasibility testing (Phase III) for 13–25 days by eight patients. Finally, the app underwent usability tes… Show more
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