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Parents' Perceptions of Their Parenting Journeys and a Mobile App Intervention (Parentbot-A Digital Healthcare Assistant): Qualitative Process Evaluation.

Joelle Yan Xin ChuaMahesh Arjandas ChoolaniCornelia Yin Ing CheeHuso YiYiong-Huak ChanJoan Gabrielle LalorYap-Seng ChongShefal Y Shorey
Published in: Journal of medical Internet research (2024)
Overall, the PDA provided parents with informational, socioemotional, and psychological support and could be used to supplement the perinatal care provided for future parents. To optimize users' experience with the PDA, the intervention could be equipped with a more sophisticated chatbot, equipped with more gamification features, and programmed to deliver personalized care to parents. Researchers and health care providers could also strive to promote more peer-to-peer interactions among users. The provision of continuous, holistic, and family-centered care by health care professionals could also be emphasized. Moreover, policy changes regarding maternity and paternity leaves, availability of infant care centers, and flexible work arrangements could be further explored to promote healthy work-family balance for parents.
Keyphrases
  • healthcare
  • palliative care
  • randomized controlled trial
  • quality improvement
  • affordable care act
  • pregnant women
  • primary care
  • public health
  • systematic review
  • current status
  • pain management
  • chronic pain