Evaluation of an eHealth platform, Intelligent Research and Intervention Software was undertaken via cross-sectional survey of staff users and application performance monitoring. The platform is used to deliver psychosocial interventions across a range of clinical contexts, project scopes, and delivery modalities (e.g. hybrid telehealth, fully online self-managed, randomized control trials, and clinical service delivery). Intelligent Research and Intervention Software supports persuasive technology elements (e.g. tailoring, reminders, and personalization) as well as staff management tools. Results from the System Usability Scale involving 30 Staff and Administrative users across multiple projects were positive with overall mean score of 70 (“Acceptable”). The mean score for “Usability” sub-scale was 82 and for “Learnability” sub-scale 61. There were no significant differences in perceptions of usability across user groups or levels of experience. Application performance management analytics (e.g. Applicat...
['Lori Wozney', 'Patrick J. McGrath', 'Amanda S Newton', 'Anna Huguet', 'Marcia Franklin', 'Kaitlin Perri', 'K. Leuschen', 'Elaine Toombs', 'Patricia Lingley-Pottie']
Usability, learnability and performance evaluation of Intelligent Research and Intervention Software: A delivery platform for eHealth interventions.