Developing Messaging Content for a Physical Activity Smartphone App Tailored to Low-Income Patients: User-Centered Design and Crowdsourcing Approach
BackgroundText messaging interventions can be an effective and efficient way to improve health behavioral changes. However, most texting interventions are neither tested nor designed with diverse end users, which could reduce their impact, and there is limited evidence regarding the optimal design m...
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Main Authors: | Pathak, Laura Elizabeth (Author), Aguilera, Adrian (Author), Williams, Joseph Jay (Author), Lyles, Courtney Rees (Author), Hernandez-Ramos, Rosa (Author), Miramontes, Jose (Author), Cemballi, Anupama Gunshekar (Author), Figueroa, Caroline Astrid (Author) |
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2021-05-01T00:00:00Z.
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