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airrater free environmental health smartphone app developed available australia collects individual health data disseminates environmental hazard information populations following previous evaluations app users aim study better understand clinicians government agency nongovernment advocacy group representatives perceive app designed reduce impacts environmental hazards individual public health nine government agency nongovernment advocacy group representatives along 11 clinicians based australia participated semistructured interview focus group explore perspectives airrater interview focus group data transcribed analysed using qualitative data analysis software nvivo results indicate clinicians apps like airrater add value educational patient selfmanagement diagnostic tool government peak bodies apps add value addressing environmental health literacy monitoring forecasting gaps well supporting advocacy efforts public health surveillance conclude environmental health smartphone apps support range stakeholders achieve shared goals priorities related individual public health outcomes research needed better understand apps could embedded clinical practice policy settings