Human Computer Interaction Challenges in Designing Pandemic Trace Application for the Effective Knowledge Transfer Between Science and Society Inside the Quadruple Helix Collaboration

Gallego, Alba; Gaeta, Eugenio; Karinsalo, Anni; Ollikainen, Ville; Koskela, Pekka; Peschke, Lutz; Folkvord, Frans; Kaldoudi, Eleni; Jämsä, Timo; Lupiáñez-Villanueva, Francisco; Pecchia, Leandro; Fico, Giuseppe

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-78465-2_29

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“…The project aims to offer a better understanding of societal behaviour, interaction with science and health developments as well as different stakeholders from politics and the economy in the context of pandemics. Additionally, it aims to find better ways to encourage citizens to voluntary contributions to scientific research with different kinds of data (Gallego et al, 2021) In this paper, firstly legal and ethical boundaries of COVID-19 Tacking Apps developments and usage will be described for a better understanding of why voluntariness of public participation is one of the key aspects between the poles of protecting basic human rights and efficiently combatting the pandemic. Afterwards, 23 CTAs from different countries have been analyzed and shortly presented.…”

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Reward Mechanisms in COVID-19 Tracking Apps and Its Impact on the Voluntary Participation of the Public in Sustainable Innovation Processes

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correlation different rewards to voluntary participation. The MARS approach consists of engagement, functionality aesthetics and information quality. The protection of voluntariness is understood as the fundamental need for the ethical use of CTAs. Accordingly, patterns of voluntariness are examined in the context of legal, ethical privacy and security policies of selected CTAs. In this context, this paper will provide categories and criteria for CTA usage and its impact on citizen engagement in the Quintuple Helix collaboration process aiming to get insights into features and functionalities needed in CTAs and increased voluntary use of the public.

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Reward Mechanisms in COVID-19 Tracking Apps and Its Impact on the Voluntary Participation of the Public in Sustainable Innovation Processes

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“…Furthermore, the manufacturer of a CTA can be considered a heuristic in consumers' intention to download and use the CTA, affecting the preference to download the app (Gallego et al, 2021). There is reason to assume that this may be the case, as the industry has struggled with its public image over the past few decades.…”

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Preferences in the Intention to Download a COVID Tracing App: A Discrete Choice Experiment Study in the Netherlands and Turkey

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IntroductionHigh levels of adoption and usage for the COVID Tracing Apps (CTA) among the population is a stipulated prerequisite for success of the implementation of these apps, aiming to mitigate the pandemic and track spreading of the virus more efficient and effectively. In the current study, the main objective was to investigate individuals' preferences in the intention to download a COVID-19 tracing app in a pilot-study in both the Netherlands and Turkey.MethodsWe conducted a discrete choice experimental study through an online survey in two countries (the Netherlands [N = 62] and Turkey [N = 83]), with four different attributes: (1) data protection (data protection vs. no information), (2) manufacturer (government vs. company), (3) reward (no reward vs. voucher as a reward) and (4) gaming (no gaming elements vs. gaming elements). Participants were recruited among a student population.ResultsThe results showed that data protection is one of the most important factors that significantly increases the probability to adopt a CTA. In general, the manufacturer, reward or gaming affected the probability to download the CTA less.DiscussionsHealth authorities worldwide have generally released high quality CTA, although scientific studies assessing the most important factors that describe and predict the intention to download is limited. Sensitive personal data is collected through these apps, and may potentially threaten privacy, equality and fairness, which are important attributes to take into account when developing or launching a CTA, following the results of this study.

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Human Computer Interaction Challenges in Designing Pandemic Trace Application for the Effective Knowledge Transfer Between Science and Society Inside the Quadruple Helix Collaboration

Cited by 2 publications

References 11 publications

Reward Mechanisms in COVID-19 Tracking Apps and Its Impact on the Voluntary Participation of the Public in Sustainable Innovation Processes

Reward Mechanisms in COVID-19 Tracking Apps and Its Impact on the Voluntary Participation of the Public in Sustainable Innovation Processes

Preferences in the Intention to Download a COVID Tracing App: A Discrete Choice Experiment Study in the Netherlands and Turkey

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