A Mobile App to Identify Lifestyle Indicators Related to Undergraduate Mental Health (Smart Healthy Campus): Observational App-Based Ecological Momentary Assessment.

Chris Brogly Joel Kevin Shoemaker Daniel J Lizotte Jacqueline K Kueper Michael A Bauer

Published in: JMIR formative research (2021)

Given these limited data, participants tended to report a more positive overview of mental health when on campus and when showing signs of higher levels of physical activity. These early findings suggest that device sensors related to physical activity and location are useful for monitoring undergraduate students and designing interventions. However, much more sensor data are needed going forward, especially given the sweeping changes in undergraduate studies due to COVID-19.

Keyphrases

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mental health
nursing students
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body mass index
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climate change
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sleep quality
risk assessment
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depressive symptoms
low cost
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