Understanding User Experience: Exploring Participants’ Messages With a Web-Based Behavioral Health Intervention for Adolescents With Chronic Pain
@article{Chen2019UnderstandingUE, title={Understanding User Experience: Exploring Participants’ Messages With a Web-Based Behavioral Health Intervention for Adolescents With Chronic Pain}, author={Annie T. Chen and Aarti Swaminathan and William R. Kearns and Nicole M Alberts and Emily F. Law and Tonya M. Palermo}, journal={Journal of Medical Internet Research}, year={2019}, volume={21} }
Background Delivery of behavioral health interventions on the internet offers many benefits, including accessibility, cost-effectiveness, convenience, and anonymity. In recent years, an increased number of internet interventions have been developed, targeting a range of conditions and behaviors, including depression, pain, anxiety, sleep disturbance, and eating disorders. Human support (coaching) is a common component of internet interventions that is intended to boost engagement; however…
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