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An App-Based Intervention to Support First Responders and Essential Workers During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Needs Assessment and Mixed Methods Implementation Study.

Stacie VilendrerAlexis AmanoCati Brown JohnsonMarissa FavetNadia SafaeiniliJacqueline VillasenorJonathan Glazer ShawAttila Julius HertelendySteven M AschMegan Mahoney
Published in: Journal of medical Internet research (2021)
First responders and essential workers both reported challenges related to obtaining accurate information, testing services, and other resources. A mobile app intervention has the potential to combat these challenges through the provision of disease-specific information and access to testing services but may be most effective if delivered as part of a larger ecosystem of support. Differentiated interventions that acknowledge and address the divergent needs between first responders and non-first responder essential workers may optimize acceptance and adoption.
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