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Development of a Digital Health Intervention for the Secondary Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease (INTERCEPT): Co-Design and Usability Testing Study.
Irene Gibson Lis Neubeck Marissa Corcoran Chris Morland Steve Donovan

JMIR Hum Factors

October 2024

Article Synopsis
  • - The study highlights the importance of user input in creating digital health interventions (DHIs) to improve their acceptance for secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease (CVD).
  • - A co-design approach was employed in developing the INTERCEPT DHI, involving health professionals and users in a four-phase process to ensure the app meets real needs and is user-friendly.
  • - Key design principles such as simplicity, personalization, and social support were identified, leading to significant improvements in usability scores after testing and implementing user feedback.
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A pilot exploration of staff and service-user perceptions of a novel digital health technology (Virtual Engagement Rehabilitation Assistant) in complex inpatient rehabilitation.
Kathryn Jarvis Julie Cook Ganesh Bavikatte Nicola Branscombe Steve Donovan Chris Morland

Disabil Rehabil Assist Technol

May 2024

Purpose: Digital health technologies have the potential to advance rehabilitation. The Virtual Engagement Rehabilitation Assistant (VERA) is a digital technology, co-designed to increase service-user engagement and promote self-management. This qualitative study explored staff and service-user perceptions of implementing VERA on a UK complex inpatient rehabilitation ward.

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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Chris Morland"

  • - Chris Morland's research focuses on the development and evaluation of digital health interventions (DHIs), particularly aimed at improving secondary prevention strategies for cardiovascular disease (CVD) and enhancing rehabilitation processes.
  • - In a recent study, Morland emphasized the importance of co-designing DHIs with input from end users, which helps to optimize acceptance and effectiveness, as demonstrated in the INTERCEPT intervention for CVD.
  • - His pilot study on the Virtual Engagement Rehabilitation Assistant (VERA) explored the perceptions of both staff and service users in a complex inpatient rehabilitation setting, highlighting the potential of digital technology to enhance service user engagement and self-management in rehabilitation care.

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