Using a Clinical Workflow Analysis to Enhance eHealth Implementation Planning: Tutorial and Case Study.

eHealth apps often fail to improve clinical outcomes due to poor integration with clinical workflow-the sequence and personnel needed to undertake a series of tasks for clinical care. Our central thesis is that eHealth interventions will be more effective if the clinical workflow is studied and taken into consideration for intervention implementation. This paper aims to provide an introductory tutorial on when and how to use a clinical workflow analysis to guide the implementation of eHealth interventions.

Increasing adolescent girls' ability to identify STI-risk characteristics of sexual partners: a pilot study within an alternative disciplinary school.

Objectives: We evaluated the feasibility of conducting a 9-week long sexually transmitted infection (STI) prevention intervention, within an alternative disciplinary school for adolescent girls.

Methods: All girls who were 16-18 years old, enrolled in the school and did not have plans to transfer from the school were eligible to participate. We measured process feasibility with recruitment, retention and participant enjoyment.