Measuring Engagement in Provider-Guided Digital Health Interventions With a Conceptual and Analytical Framework Using Nurse WRITE as an Exemplar: Exploratory Study With an Iterative Approach.

Yan Wang Annette DeVito Dabbs Teresa Hagan Thomas Grace B Campbell Heidi S Donovan

Published in: JMIR formative research (2024)

This study developed and reported an engagement framework to guide behavioral intervention scientists in understanding and analyzing participants' engagement with provider-guided DHIs. Significant variations in engagement levels across 3 dimensions highlight the importance of measuring engagement with provider-guided DHIs in socio-affective, cognitive, and behavioral dimensions. Future studies should validate the framework with other DHIs, explore the influence of patient and provider factors on engagement, and investigate how engagement influences intervention efficacy.

Keyphrases

social media
primary care
randomized controlled trial
healthcare
health information
computed tomography
magnetic resonance