Publications by authors named "Timotheus Kampik"

This article presents an empirical requirement elicitation study for an argumentation-based digital companion for supporting behavior change, whose ultimate goal is the promotion and facilitation of healthy behavior. The study was conducted with non-expert users as well as with health experts and was in part supported by the development of prototypes. It focuses on human-centric aspects, in particular user motivations, as well as on expectations and perceptions regarding the role and interaction behavior of a digital companion.

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  • The study aimed to explore the opinions and experiences of German and Norwegian general practitioners regarding Internet-based remote consultation solutions.
  • Interviews were conducted with four German and five Norwegian GPs, and the information was analyzed qualitatively.
  • All GPs expressed a desire to utilize remote consultations in the future, noting limited current use and emphasizing features like message exchange, video conferencing, appointment scheduling, secure logins, and EHR integration as important for effective consultation solutions.
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