Erkan Ünsal, Turgay Yalcinkaya, Ayşegül Dönmez, Sebnem Cinar Yucel
"A different country, a different language, a different culture…" Educational experiences of international nursing students studying in Turkey: A qualitative study
Nurse education in practice
mobile health mhealth services suffer high attrition rates yet represent viable strategy adults improve health need develop evidencebased mhealth services constantly evaluate feasibility study explored acceptability usability engagement optimisation codeveloped mhealth service aiming promote healthy lifestyle behaviours service longlife active lla mobile app coaching adults recruited general population quantitative results qualitative findings guided reasoning acceptability usability engagement optimisation lla data questionnaires log data eight semistructured interviews users feedback comments users two focus groups product developers coaches collected inductive content analysis used analyse qualitative data mixed method approach used interpret findings final sample 55 users 82 female signed use service 12 weeks engagement data available 43 78 action plan popular function engaged users mean scores acceptability usability 3350 50100 respectively rated 15 users users expressed services health focus unique service gave kickstart behaviour change many ways optimise service identified including increase personalisation promote motivation improve usability incorporating suggestions optimisation service potential support peoples healthy lifestyle behaviours