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Enhanced New Mothers Network Cell Phone Application Intervention: Interdisciplinary Team Development and Lessons
Diane Brage Hudson1, Christie Campbell-Grossman1, Sara Brown2
1a College of Nursing , University of Nebraska Medical Center , Lincoln , NE , USA.
Abstract:
Single, low-income, African American mothers experience challenges caring for themselves and their infants. Nurse researchers, providing creative and theoretically based approaches for complex client health care, are increasingly becoming interdisciplinary leaders on research teams. The first purpose of this article was to describe this interdisciplinary team's development of a cellular (cell) phone application (app), the Enhanced New Mothers Network (ENMN). The second purpose of this article was to describe lessons learned by nursing members of the interdisciplinary team members about developing a cell phone app for delivery of the ENMN intervention. Interdisciplinary research is beneficial where providing interventions to assist patients to achieve optimal health outcomes is rarely dependent on the work of one profession.
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