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Using a Web-Based App to Deliver Rehabilitation Strategies to Persons With Chronic Conditions: Development and Usability Study.

Julie RichardsonLori LettsSusanne SinclairDavid ChanJordan MillerCatherine DonnellyJenna Smith-TurchynSarah WojkowskiJanelle GravesandeAdalberto Loyola Sánchez
Published in: JMIR rehabilitation and assistive technologies (2021)
We engaged end users and clinicians in the development and evaluation of the iamable app in an effort to create a web-based tool that was useful to therapists and their patients. By addressing usability issues, we were able to ensure that patients had access to rehabilitation strategies that could be used to help them better manage their health. Our app also provides therapists with a platform that they can trust to empower their patients to be more active in the management of chronic conditions. This paper provides a resource that can be used by others to develop and evaluate web-based health apps.
Keyphrases
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