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Hamid Reza Saeidnia1, Ali Ghorbi2, Marcin Kozak3
1Department of Knowledge and Information Science, Tarbiat Modares University, (TMU) Tehran, Iran.
Abstract:
Many national governments have attempted to prevent and combat COVID-19 using mobile health (mHealth) technologies during the epidemic. During this time, governments began developing smartphone-based apps for prevention, call tracking, and monitoring people with COVID-19. An important question is, does everyone benefit from these technologies equally and fairly? To answer this question, we evaluated the user interface of smartphone-based apps developed during the COVID-19 era by considering their design for older adults, in order to determine whether social justice has been considered in the development of these apps.
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