Borys P Savchuk, Inga V Yehorova, Oksana V Vintoniak, Ruslan M Kotenko, Nadiya O Fedchyshyn, Svitlana Yu Nesterova, Halyna V Bilavych
EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AS A FACTOR IN STRENGTHENING THE STUDENTS' MENTAL HEALTH DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC
Wiadomosci lekarskie (Warsaw, Poland : 1960)
longterm use digital devices critical successful clinical research use digital health studies challenged rapid dropoff participation nested ecohort efhs embedded framingham heart study uses three system components new smartphone app digital blood pressure bp cuff smartwatch study aims identify factors associated use individual efhs system components 1year among 1948 efhs enrollees examine participants returned surveys within 90 days n 1918 chose use smartwatch n 1243 bp cuff n 1115 component investigate set candidate predictors usage use generalized linear mixed models select predictors p 01 p value z test statistic adjusting age sex time app use 3month period device use weekly multivariable model predictors selected initial testing used identify factors associated use components p 005 p value z test statistic adjusting age sex time multivariable models older age associated higher use system components female sex higher education levels associated higher completion appbased surveys whereas higher scores depressive symptoms lower excellent selfrated health associated lower use smartwatch 12month followup findings show sociodemographic health related factors significantly associated longterm use digital devices future research needed test interventional strategies focusing factors evaluate improvement longterm engagement