Addressing stigma in the design of a physical device and digital app for pelvic floor exercises. Five concepts to increase women’s health

Ramírez, Edgar R. Rodríguez; Andreae, Helen; Lemke, Mailin

doi:10.1080/14606925.2019.1595436

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“…They suggest that design contributes significantly to the upcoming healthcare based on preventive care. Following the HCD approach to understanding the stigma for pelvic floor disorder in aged women, Ramírez et al [32] designed five concept prototypes of playful types of empowering women and shifting their attention away from the disorder. Pericu [5] underlined the design process for healthcare by applying the HCD approach in the design of inclusive products and services that can potentially empower older adults in their daily life activities and encourage them for independent life.…”

Section: Trends In Healthcare Designmentioning

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Interdisciplinary Co-design Framework in Healthcare Design for Older Adult Patients with Chronic Low-back Pain

Tufail¹,

Lee²,

Kim³

et al. 2021

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This study presents three forms of interdisciplinary expertise in the healthcare design context to approach a particular multifaceted problem around the current healthcare for older adult patients with chronic low-back pain (LBP). Using an interdisciplinary co-design framework, first, our design approach performs the role of an initiator to define the problem by exploring the current context of healthcare. Second, it facilitates the experiences of experts and patients to reach the roots of the problem by functioning as a mediator. Third, our approach fulfills the primary role of healthcare design in producing new meanings considering the principles of patient-centeredness. These roles significantly contributed to the design of healthcare innovations. Our framework transformed the distributed disciplinary knowledge developed while tackling the multifaceted problem into new forms of expertise for collaboration in healthcare innovation.

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Section: Trends In Healthcare Designmentioning

confidence: 99%

Interdisciplinary Co-design Framework in Healthcare Design for Older Adult Patients with Chronic Low-back Pain

Tufail¹,

Lee²,

Kim³

et al. 2021

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A Systematic Literature Review for Interface design of pelvic floor muscle training mobile app base on mHealth 2017-2022 (Preprint)

Yi¹

2022

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BACKGROUND With the rapid development of information technology, mobile electronic equipment has been popularized. The survey by the World Health Organization shows that mHealth is rising worldwide, and mHealth has been applied to many medical and health fields. Pelvic floor muscle training（PFMT）is the first-line treatment for women with urinary incontinence, and patients can self-manage and practice through the PFMT application. The design of the PFMT app will affect the user's experience and adherence. Through the collection and collation of literature, this paper classified and elaborated the current research results related to the application of PFMT and explored the direction and evidence to promote the improvement of the app interface. OBJECTIVE Review the existing research on the PFMT app, to identify what the current research on the PFMT app concentrations on. From which to find and summarize the research on PFMT existing obstacles and future improvement strategies for app interface design. METHODS Keywords were searched in three major citation databases: Web of Science, Scopus, and Dimensions to find the literature published. After screening the titles and abstracts of all retrieved citations with inclusion and exclusion criteria, the researchers need to review the full text and then final discussion and confirm the relevance of all included papers. First, identify the current research area on PFMT application from each paper. Second, the existing suggestion to improve interface design were extracted from certain topic research. Finally, the research topic classification and interface design problem summary are carried out. RESULTS A total of 26 papers and one supplement were included. 7 primary research directions were identified. 6 key issues and 3 crucial pages of interface design are sorted out, which provides direction and a root for the progress of interface design in the future. CONCLUSIONS Many studies have suggested the necessity and estimation of interface redesign, but there is no advanced study and implementation. The interface design of PFMT app is one of the important directions for future application iteration and upgrading. The interface design will help reduce stigma and enhance the user experience, which to a great extent contributes to strengthening user engagement and adherence.

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Addressing stigma in the design of a physical device and digital app for pelvic floor exercises. Five concepts to increase women’s health

Cited by 2 publications

References 6 publications

Interdisciplinary Co-design Framework in Healthcare Design for Older Adult Patients with Chronic Low-back Pain

Interdisciplinary Co-design Framework in Healthcare Design for Older Adult Patients with Chronic Low-back Pain

A Systematic Literature Review for Interface design of pelvic floor muscle training mobile app base on mHealth 2017-2022 (Preprint)

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