ArticleHeliyon2024
Design and development of the content of a mobile application to reduce risk factors of the metabolic syndrome in the climacteric.
Article in Heliyon, 2024. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Not yet cited in PubMed.
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Abstract
Objective: To describe the design and development of the content of the Method: A multidisciplinary approach was used, guided by the Self-care Deficit Theory and a combination of methods that included literature review, interviews with women in climacteric stage who were potential users (n = 10), interviews with experts in information technologies (n = 4), and with health professionals (n = 5). During the process, a systematic evaluation was carried out to improve the acceptancy of this eHealth technology. Results: Four modules were generated with the Conclusion: The importance of including in the design and development of the application a multidisciplinary approach and the perspectives of the potential users of the application and professionals was evidenced, in order to facilitate the use and acceptance of the application, as well as in the future the implementation of a Nursing Intervention in risk factors of metabolic syndrome in the climacteric.
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