Exploring Adaptation Factors Influencing mHealth Technology Adoption: A Discrete Choice Experiment

Researchers from Monash University want to better understand what influences user preferences for different designs in mobile health (mHealth) applications. [This study has CLOSED].

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Study Purpose/Description

Researchers from Monash University want to better understand what influences user preferences for different designs in mobile health (mHealth) applications. The study focuses on factors that impact the adoption of adaptive interfaces (interfaces that adjust to user needs), especially for people with chronic diseases.

What’s Involved?

Taking part in this study involves completing a 10–15-minute online survey.

Recruitment criteria

You can get involved if you use the mHealth applications regularly to cope with chronic disease conditions or prevent chronic disease. Your input in this study will help improve the way such applications are delivered and consumed by end users.

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