Development of an integrated e-health tool for people with, or at high risk of, cardiovascular disease: The Consumer Navigation of Electronic Cardiovascular Tools (CONNECT) web application

Neubeck, Lis; Coorey, Genevieve; Peiris, David; Mulley, John C.; Heeley, Emma; Hersch, Fred; Redfern, Julie

doi:10.1016/j.ijmedinf.2016.01.009

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“…The two-page survey includes 10 statements with Likert scale responses about use of various features of the intervention (such as goal setting and tracking, receipt of motivational lifestyle tips, and charting weight or other measurements), and effect on healthy behaviours (such as weekly physical activity, eating habits, medication adherence); six questions have categorical responses about ease and frequency of use of the intervention and access to study staff for support; and three questions allow free-text responses about programme utility and preferred features/screens. Our previous work in testing the concept and design of the intervention28 informed the choice of content for which feedback is sought; general guidelines for questionnaire design were then used to develop a reliable survey 47. It was reviewed for content validity by the multidisciplinary research team (nurses, physiotherapist, GPs) with expertise in instrument design and familiarity with the intervention.…”

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“…The primary end point is a composite of the proportion of patients whose blood pressure and fasting low-density lipoprotein cholesterol are meeting Australian guideline targets. The intervention was developed in a systematic user-centred design process previously described 28. A patient-focused web application, accessible via a mobile device or computer, is integrated with the primary healthcare electronic health record (EHR), enabling personalised risk factor data and interactive absolute CVD risk score calculation to be displayed, explained and updated via a visually engaging interface.…”

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Implementation of a consumer-focused eHealth intervention for people with moderate-to-high cardiovascular disease risk: protocol for a mixed-methods process evaluation

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IntroductionTechnology-mediated strategies have potential to engage patients in modifying unhealthy behaviour and improving medication adherence to reduce morbidity and mortality from cardiovascular disease (CVD). Furthermore, electronic tools offer a medium by which consumers can more actively navigate personal healthcare information. Understanding how, why and among whom such strategies have an effect can help determine the requirements for implementing them at a scale. This paper aims to detail a process evaluation that will (1) assess implementation fidelity of a multicomponent eHealth intervention; (2) determine its effective features; (3) explore contextual factors influencing and maintaining user engagement; and (4) describe barriers, facilitators, preferences and acceptability of such interventions.Methods and analysisMixed-methods sequential design to derive, examine, triangulate and report data from multiple sources. Quantitative data from 3 sources will help to inform both sampling and content framework for the qualitative data collection: (1) surveys of patients and general practitioners (GPs); (2) software analytics; (3) programme delivery records. Qualitative data from interviews with patients and GPs, focus groups with patients and field notes taken by intervention delivery staff will be thematically analysed. Concurrent interview data collection and analysis will enable a thematic framework to evolve inductively and inform theory building, consistent with a realistic evaluation perspective. Eligible patients are those at moderate-to-high CVD risk who were randomised to the intervention arm of a randomised controlled trial of an eHealth intervention and are contactable at completion of the follow-up period; eligible GPs are the primary healthcare providers of these patients.Ethics and disseminationEthics approval has been received from the University of Sydney Human Research Ethics Committee and the Aboriginal Health and Medical Research Council (AH&MRC) of New South Wales. Results will be disseminated via scientific forums including peer-reviewed publications and national and international conferences.Trial registration numberANZCTR 12613000715774.

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Implementation of a consumer-focused eHealth intervention for people with moderate-to-high cardiovascular disease risk: protocol for a mixed-methods process evaluation

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“…Situs jejaring sosial lainnya yang banyak dikunjungi oleh pencari informasi terkait kesehatan adalah melalui web [21,22] yang memuat informasi tentang kesehatan seksual [23], diet sehat [24], kesehatan ibu hamil [25,26], kesehatan reproduksi remaja putri [27]. Kesehatan komunitas klinis di rumah sakit [28][29][30] yang berhasil meningkatkan citra rumah sakit yang memanfaatkan media online [31]yang berisi konten tentang gaya hidup sehat bagi pasien [32], kondisi kedaruratan dalam bidang kesehatan [33,34]. Promosi kesehatan melalui online juga bisa dapat di aplikasikan ditempat kerja, dimana informasi umumnya adalah tentang kesehatan karyawan [35][36][37].…”

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Peran Media Sosial Dalam Upaya Promosi Kesehatan: Tinjauan Literatur

Leonita

Jalinus

2018

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Kebutuhan informasi kesehatan yang akurat dan terkini semakin dibutuhkan seiring perkembangan teknologi informasi. Media sosial telah menunjukkan perannya dalam upaya promosi kesehatan di dunia. Untuk itu penelitian ini bertujuan untuk menjawab 1) urgensi pemanfaatan media sosial dalam bidang promosi kesehatan 2) Jenis media sosial yang digunakan dan kelemahannya 3) peran profesional bidang kesehatan melakukan promosi kesehatan berbasis media sosial. Penelurusan jurnal internasional dengan mesin pencarian 1) google scholar 2) since dirrect 3) sage publication 4) elsevier publication. Dari menelusuri 100 jurnal publikasi internasional, 85 jurnal yang relevan dengan topik yang dikelompokan menjadi 35 jurnal pemanfaatan media sosial, 33 jurnal karakteristik media sosial yang digunakan serta kelemahannya dan 17 jurnal peran profesional kesehatan dalam melakukan promosi kesehatan berbasis media sosial. Hasil Penelusuran mengungkapkan media sosial berkontibusi positif terhadap upaya promosi kesehatan, namun beberapa kelemahan antara lain: kurangnya penjangkauan terhadap audien pasif, informasi palsu dan tidak akurat, kurangnya interaksi dengan audien, keterbatasan kemampuan profesional kesehatan memanfaatkan media sosial sehingga tidak menjamin keberlanjutan program. Profesional bidang kesehatan perlu merancang model promosi kesehatan berbasis media sosial dengan mengintegrasikan media sosial dengan strategi promosi kesehatan serta strategi komunikasi kesehatan.

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“…This is especially true with the proliferation of wearable devices, where data about an individual's health state can be collected by real-time sampling and analysis of a few parameters using noninvasive, inexpensive, and portable devices [38]. With this respect, Neubeck, et al [39] adopted a collaborative user-centered design process to develop a patient-centered e-health tool. O'Leary, et al [33] concluded that optimizing a hospital-based patient portal will require attention to type, timing and format of information provided, as well as the impact on patient-provider communication and workflow.…”

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A Systematic Analysis of Patient Portals Adoption, Acceptance and Usage: The Trajectory for Triple Aim?

Al-Ramahi

Noteboom

2018

Proceedings of the 51st Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Personal Health Records (PHR), often known as patient portal, are consumer-centric tools that can strengthen consumers' ability to actively manage their own health and healthcare. The incorporation of patient portals provides the promise to assist with Triple Aim and population health goals. Patient portals encourage patients to play a more active role in their healthcare by giving them more responsibility for maintaining a healthy lifestyle and managing chronic diseases and thus may provide a costeffective way to improve quality of care. In this study, we extend the existing literature by using a data analytic approach to provide more insights in adopting mobile patient portals. Specifically, we aim to use topic modeling approach, LDA algorithm, to systematically analyze users' feedback (i.e., online users' reviews) from the actual use of a common mobile patient portal, Epic's MyChart. To validate the extracted topics, we compared the results of LDA analysis with that of human analysis. Overall, the extracted topics revealed opportunities for improvement and to enhance the design of current basic portals to improve usage. Improved portal usage will move toward effective population health management and achievement of the triple aim goals.

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Development of an integrated e-health tool for people with, or at high risk of, cardiovascular disease: The Consumer Navigation of Electronic Cardiovascular Tools (CONNECT) web application

Cited by 61 publications

References 44 publications

Implementation of a consumer-focused eHealth intervention for people with moderate-to-high cardiovascular disease risk: protocol for a mixed-methods process evaluation

Implementation of a consumer-focused eHealth intervention for people with moderate-to-high cardiovascular disease risk: protocol for a mixed-methods process evaluation

Peran Media Sosial Dalam Upaya Promosi Kesehatan: Tinjauan Literatur

A Systematic Analysis of Patient Portals Adoption, Acceptance and Usage: The Trajectory for Triple Aim?

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