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User Perspectives on a Resilience-Building App (JoyPop): Qualitative Study.

Aislin R MushquashErin S PearsonKayla WaddingtonAngela MacIsaacShakira MohammedElizabeth GrassiaSavanah SmithChristine Wekerle
Published in: JMIR mHealth and uHealth (2021)
This study provides insight into the aspects of the JoyPop app that motivated and benefitted users, as well as measures that can be taken to improve user experiences and promote longer-term uptake. Users were willing to engage with the app and incorporate it into their routine, and they valued the ability to self-monitor, express emotion, and engage in distraction.
Keyphrases
  • preterm infants
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  • mental health
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  • depressive symptoms
  • gestational age
  • preterm birth