Value of Engagement in Digital Health Technology Research: Evidence Across 6 Unique Cohort Studies

• Main Authors: Sarah M Goodday (Author), Emma Karlin (Author), Alexa Brooks (Author), Carol Chapman (Author), Christiana Harry (Author), Nelly Lugo (Author), Shannon Peabody (Author), Shazia Rangwala (Author), Ella Swanson (Author), Jonell Tempero (Author), Robin Yang (Author), Daniel R Karlin (Author), Ron Rabinowicz (Author), David Malkin (Author), Simon Travis (Author), Alissa Walsh (Author), Robert P Hirten (Author), Bruce E Sands (Author), Chetan Bettegowda (Author), Matthias Holdhoff (Author), Jessica Wollett (Author), Kelly Szajna (Author), Kallan Dirmeyer (Author), Anna Dodd (Author), Shawn Hutchinson (Author), Stephanie Ramotar (Author), Robert C Grant (Author), Adrien Boch (Author), Mackenzie Wildman (Author), Stephen H Friend (Author)
• Format: Book
• Published: JMIR Publications, 2024-09-01T00:00:00Z.
• Subjects: article
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BackgroundWearable digital health technologies and mobile apps (personal digital health technologies [DHTs]) hold great promise for transforming health research and care. However, engagement in personal DHT research is poor. ObjectiveThe objective of this paper is to describe how participant engagem...