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QuestExplore (QE) is an engaging mobile health app designed for children with chronic illnesses. Developed collaboratively, it improves symptom management through features like gamification and data visualization, enhancing user-provider communication.

Keywords:
Mobile health (mHealth)app developmentdeveloping mobile health appshealthcare appsmobile application development

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  • Digital Health
  • Pediatric Chronic Illness Management
  • Human-Computer Interaction

Background:

  • Mobile health (mHealth) apps are valuable for collecting symptom data in chronic illness populations.
  • mHealth tools often lack user engagement over time due to static design.
  • Challenges in mHealth development include high costs, shifting timelines, and data security compliance.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To describe the development of QuestExplore (QE), an engaging mHealth application for pediatric chronic illness symptom monitoring.
  • To outline strategies for cost reduction, streamlined development, and compliant data storage in mHealth.
  • To detail the iterative improvement process driven by stakeholder feedback.

Main Methods:

  • Collaborative design involving healthcare providers, child-life specialists, therapists, app developers, data/security experts, researchers, and patient families.
  • Iterative redesign incorporating user feedback, focusing on prompting, condensing information, gamification, data visualization, and user-centric design.
  • A three-stage redesign process of existing symptom monitoring applications.

Main Results:

  • QuestExplore (QE) was developed with features to enhance user-provider communication and engagement.
  • The development process identified methods to reduce costs and streamline app creation.
  • The redesigned app aims to improve symptom management for children with chronic illnesses.

Conclusions:

  • QuestExplore (QE) development highlights the importance of stakeholder collaboration and continuous improvement.
  • The app is currently implemented at Duke University and UNC Chapel Hill, with future expansion to Amsterdam University Medical Center.
  • Lessons learned from QE's development offer insights for future mHealth application design and implementation.