Karan Sharma, Parth Khandhedia, Viral R Dave
An epidemiological profile of women suffering from urinary incontinence residing at one of the cities of western India: A mixed method approach study
Journal of preventive medicine and hygiene
new dashboard 360childprofile developed adopt personalized health care within preventive child health care profile holistic health data visualized single image provide parents adolescents caregivers direct access manageable rsum childs medical record theoretical ordering conforming international classification functioning disability health children youth guides clinical reasoning toward biopsychosocial concept health yet unknown promising tool functions practice variety feasibility questions must addressed paper describes design methods feasibility randomized controlled trial rct aim evaluating rcts feasibility recruitment response measure completion intervention allocation 360childprofiles feasibility usability potential effectiveness pragmatic mixed methods study design chosen starting rct measure feasibility health literacy 2 parallel groups 11 qualitative research used understand explain quantitative findings explore stakeholders perspectives potential 360childprofile participants include child health care professionals n30 parents n30 caregivers n10 children experience developmental problems age 016 years children able participate older 11 years adolescents n10 2 groups included study receive standard care experimental group additionally receive personalized 360childprofiles intervention period 6 months quantitative outcomes measured analyzed descriptive feasibility statistics preliminary betweengroup differences used purposively sample semistructured interviews study results provide knowledge building theory 360childprofile designing future effect studies netherlands trial register ntr6909 httpswwwtrialregisternltrial6731 derr110219621942