Emre Gürses, Eldre Beukes, Sıdıka Cesur, Gerhard Andersson, Vinaya Manchaiah
A Comparative Study of Readability, Acceptability, and the Adaptation of an Internet-based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Tinnitus
The journal of international advanced otology
low socioeconomic status associated vulnerable health status vhs accumulation healthrelated risk factors poor lifestyle behaviors eg inadequate nutrition chronic stress impaired health literacy pregnant women vhs translates high incidence adverse pregnancy outcomes therefore pregnancyrelated inequity hypothesize stimulating adequate pregnancy preparation targeting lifestyle behaviors preconception care pcc uptake reduce inequities improve pregnancy outcomes women vhs nudge behavioral intervention aimed making healthy choices easier attractive may therefore feasible way stimulate engagement pregnancy preparation pcc uptake especially women vhs support adequate pregnancy preparation designed mobile health mhealth app pregnant faster fits preferences women vhs uses nudging encourage pcc consultation visits engagement education healthy lifestyle behaviors study aimed test feasibility pregnant faster determining usability user satisfaction number visited pcc consultations course practical study conduction women aged 1845 years lowtointermediate educational attainment trying become pregnant within 12 months included open cohort recruitment took place social media health care professionals distribution flyers posters september 2021 june 2022 participants used pregnant faster daily 4 weeks earning coins reading blogs pregnancy preparation filling daily questionnaire healthy lifestyle choices registering pcc consultation midwife earned coins could spent rewards fruit mascara baby products evaluation took place mhealth app usability questionnaire mauq additional interview questionnaire assessment overall study conduction due limited inclusions inclusion criterion living deprived neighborhood dropped resulted inclusion 47 women 39 83 completed intervention total 16 41 39 participants visited pcc consultation main motivation obtaining personalized information majority participants agreed 16 889 18 statements mauq indicating high user satisfaction mean rating 77 sd 10 10 points improvement included recruitment target group simplification login system automation manual tasks nudging women pregnant faster stimulate pregnancy preparation pcc uptake proven feasible inclusion criteria must revised substantial number pcc consultations conducted study therefore continued open cohort 400 women aiming establish costeffectiveness updated version named pregnant faster 2 rr210219645293