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Title: | Design and Initial Evaluation of Technology-Supported Shared Decision Making for Secondary Prevention in Cardiac Patients in the CoroPrevention Project | Authors: | HABETS, Wald SCHERRENBERG, Martijn BONNEUX, Cindel RAMAKERS, Wim HANSEN, Dominique DENDALE, Paul CONINX, Karin |
Issue Date: | 2023 | Publisher: | Springer, Cham. | Source: | Maciaszek, L.A.; Mulvenna, M.D.; Ziefle, M. (Ed.). Information and Communication Technologies for Ageing Well and e-Health 7th International Conference, ICT4AWE 2021, Virtual Event, April 24–26, 2021, and 8th International Conference, ICT4AWE 2022, Virtual Event, April 23–25, 2022, Revised Selected Papers, Springer, Cham., p. 362 -384 | Series/Report: | Communications in Computer and Information Science | Series/Report no.: | 1856 | Abstract: | Secondary prevention is recommended after a cardiac event to stimulate recovery and reduce the risk of recurrent events. To optimize the results and support the patients to actively play a part in the prevention programme, the Euro-pean guidelines and EAPC position statements on prevention of cardiovascular diseases suggest a holistic approach and shared decision making (SDM). Up till now, no eHealth solution that offers a holistic approach for secondary prevention that includes SDM has been described. The H2020 project CoroPrevention takes this challenge as one of its research goals, and strives for a technology-supported shared decision making approach for a comprehensive secondary prevention programme for cardiac patients. In this article, we report on the design and initial evaluation of the CoroPrevention-SDM approach. We highlight the stakeholder needs that underpin the design of the technology-supported shared decision making approach, and illustrate the three applications of the CoroPrevention Tool Suite that help patients and the medical staff to bring SDM into practice. How the CoroPrevention-SDM approach and applications underwrite the behavioural goal Medication Adherence, is elaborated as an example. While the overall medical and user experience related benefits can only be assessed in the large scale CoroPrevention randomized clinical trial (RCT), we share the methods and partial results of the initial usability studies and SDM evaluation in this article. In particular , the studies revealed that both patients and caregivers are inclined to use the CoroPrevention-SDM approach to collaboratively set behavioural goals during SDM encounters, and they appreciate the designed supporting applications. | Keywords: | Shared decision making;Holistic approach;Secondary prevention;Cardiovascular diseases;Behaviour change;eHealth;Usability evaluation | Document URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/1942/41535 | ISBN: | 9783031374951 9783031374968 |
DOI: | 10.1007/978-3-031-37496-8_19 | Category: | B2 | Type: | Proceedings Paper |
Appears in Collections: | Research publications |
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