AADE Position Statement

Satterfield, Dawn; Jenkins, Carolyn; Bodnar, Barbara; Constance, Ann; Sisson, Evan M.

doi:10.1177/0145721707312403

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Impact of Physical Health and Exercise Activity on Online User Experience: Elderly People and High Risk for Diabetes

Oinas-Kukkonen

Enwald

et al. 2019

Information Systems and Neuroscience

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This article studies how an individual's physical wellbeing contributes to one's online user experience. The study subjects were elderly people at high risk for type 2 diabetes. The results suggest that the web usage experience of these pre-diabetic individuals is related to their physical health status and level of physical activity. Those with a better physical health status were more likely to feel ease of orientation in their web usage, and those with more frequent regular physical activity were more likely to perceive pleasure in navigating the web. In practice, variation in physical health and activity levels between individuals could, and should. be addressed in designing systems and services. In more general, studying user experience on par with biochemical measurements provides an exciting combination of research methods and paves the way for new design practices.

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Impact of Physical Health and Exercise Activity on Online User Experience: Elderly People and High Risk for Diabetes

Oinas-Kukkonen

Enwald

et al. 2019

Information Systems and Neuroscience

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Intrinsic and Extrinsic Factors Affecting Patient Engagement in Diabetes Self-Management: Perspectives of a Certified Diabetes Educator

Rodriguez

2013

Clinical Therapeutics

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The Experience of Teaching in a Diabetes Program

Harris

Pokorny²

2009

The Health Care Manager

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Diabetes care accounts for $132 billion of total health care expenditures, and the prevalence of diabetes is increasing. Preparing and managing diabetes educators are a serious challenge for health care managers. A phenomenological approach was used to explore the teaching experiences of 3 diabetes program staff members. Data were collected through 3 face-to-face interviews and 20 e-mail messages over a 6-week period. The individuals included 2 second year marriage and family therapist doctoral students and 1 certified diabetes educator. Reflexivity, triangulation by peers, and member checks were used to ensure trustworthiness. The 4 themes found in this study were roles, awareness, sense of importance, and challenges and frustrations.

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AADE Position Statement

Cited by 4 publications

References 10 publications

Impact of Physical Health and Exercise Activity on Online User Experience: Elderly People and High Risk for Diabetes

Impact of Physical Health and Exercise Activity on Online User Experience: Elderly People and High Risk for Diabetes

Intrinsic and Extrinsic Factors Affecting Patient Engagement in Diabetes Self-Management: Perspectives of a Certified Diabetes Educator

The Experience of Teaching in a Diabetes Program

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