MyContraception: An Evidence-Based Contraception mPHR for Better Contraceptive Fit

Kharbouch, Manal; Idri, Ali; Rachad, Taoufik; Alami, Hassan El; Redman, Leanne M.; Stelate, Youssef

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“…These requirements are based on the results of various research papers that have been published before. In the Research [15] a set of common features for mobile personal health records (mPHR) has been identi ed to improve contraceptive t, with the goal of de ning a set of components for a speci c contraception mPHR [15]. More features were extracted from the study [15] in their review and analysis, they evaluated the functionalities and technical characteristics of mobile health apps for postnatal care [22].…”

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“…In the Research [15] a set of common features for mobile personal health records (mPHR) has been identi ed to improve contraceptive t, with the goal of de ning a set of components for a speci c contraception mPHR [15]. More features were extracted from the study [15] in their review and analysis, they evaluated the functionalities and technical characteristics of mobile health apps for postnatal care [22]. The outcome of the studies outlined the functional and non-functional requirements of a pregnancy monitoring app [23] [24].…”

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ISO/IEC 25010- based Quality evaluation of three mobile applications for reproductive health services in Morocco

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Background and objective. Mobile apps for postnatal, contraception, and prenatal care are crucial for enhancing the health of mothers and babies. These apps provide daily monitoring and resources, including reliable infant care, feeding, and maternal recovery information. Contraception apps give individuals the means to make informed family planning decisions and access various contraception methods. Prenatal apps offer expectant mothers educational resources, tracking tools for pregnancy milestones, and a connection to healthcare providers for important check-ups and screenings, all while boosting doctor-patient communication. The apps also often include discussion forums where users can connect and share experiences. By providing access to care, information, and support, these mobile apps significantly ensure mothers and babies receive the necessary resources and care to thrive. This study assesses the software quality (SQ) of three reproductive health monitoring mobile apps using ISO/IEC 25010 and ISO/IEC 25023 standards. The aim of the study is to identify the strengths and weaknesses of each app in terms of SQ, with the goal of providing valuable information for users who are considering using one of these apps. By examining the positive aspects of each app, the study provides insights into what makes them a valuable choice. Similarly, by identifying negative points in terms of quality, the study provides an opportunity to identify areas for improvement, so that the apps can be evaluated and improved over time. Methods. A three-step analysis process was implemented, of which the initial step involved examining the sub-features and features of the ISO/IEC 25010 standard for Software Product Quality (SPQ). The next step involved developing a checklist that summarizes the effect of the three mobile apps on SPQ. Finally, a calculation was performed to assess the impact of each requirement block on both the SPQ and the Quality in Use model. Results. The findings indicate the Functional Suitability SPQ characteristic is greatly influenced by the predefined requirements, followed by the Operability, Performance Efficiency, Reliability, and Security SQ characteristics. Therefore, developers, designers, and testers must factor in these requirements throughout the development cycle of health mobile apps to produce a high-quality, patient-centered product with significant added value. Conclusion. This study generated various requirements for pregnancy monitoring and childcare apps, providing a useful reference for developers in creating high-quality apps also assessing the quality of these kinds of apps. The software development process must consider SPQ characteristics to create a high-quality product with crucial KPIs, leading to better evaluations in app stores and increased user adoption and satisfaction.

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ISO/IEC 25010- based Quality evaluation of three mobile applications for reproductive health services in Morocco

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2023

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Development of Decision-Making Tool for Family Planning Application: Feasibility Test According to Material Experts

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The high unmet need affected the high maternal mortality rate in Indonesia. One of the factors causing unmet needs is unoptimal family planning counseling. The tool used for family planning counseling in Indonesia is the decision-making tool for family planning flipchart. However, the use of the flipchart is not optimal because it has various limitations such as being less practical. Researchers have innovated in making decision-making tools for a family planning application. This study aims to develop the decision-making tool for a family planning application by conducting a feasibility test by material experts. This was a research and development study design. The research subjects were six midwives as material experts. The research instrument includes the decision-making tool for a family planning application, as well as a questionnaire. Data analysis includes descriptive univariable analysis. The results of the feasibility test for the decision-making tool for family planning application according to material experts obtained a value of 81.3%, which is categorized as very suitable for use as a family planning counseling medium. Further researchers are expected to develop a second-level application by conducting a trial limited-scale, wide-scale trials, and level 3 testing with experimental designs using a control group.

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MyContraception: An Evidence-Based Contraception mPHR for Better Contraceptive Fit

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ISO/IEC 25010- based Quality evaluation of three mobile applications for reproductive health services in Morocco

ISO/IEC 25010- based Quality evaluation of three mobile applications for reproductive health services in Morocco

Mobile Technology for Improved Contraceptive Care in Morocco

Development of Decision-Making Tool for Family Planning Application: Feasibility Test According to Material Experts

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