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Co-designing a digital dementia risk reduction app with Chinese older adults in Australia ensured cultural relevance and usability. This collaborative approach created a scalable model for tailored digital health interventions.

Keywords:
Chineseagedethnicityhealth services accessibilitymobile applicationsusability testinguser‐centered design

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Area of Science:

  • Gerontology
  • Digital Health
  • Health Informatics

Background:

  • Digital health interventions show promise for managing chronic conditions in older adults.
  • Culturally tailored approaches are crucial for effective health technology adoption among diverse aging populations.
  • Co-design methodologies empower end-users, leading to more relevant and usable digital health tools.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To co-design a digital dementia risk reduction application (app) with Chinese older migrant adults and their carers in Australia.
  • To identify and address challenges associated with developing such a digital health intervention for this demographic.

Main Methods:

  • A four-stage co-design process involving workshops and usability testing was employed.
  • The co-design process focused on healthy aging domains, incorporating guided discussions and interactive app testing.
  • Thematic analysis of participant feedback informed iterative refinement of the app prototype.

Main Results:

  • Twenty end-users and 18 usability testers (mean age 74.8 years) participated.
  • Participants favored culturally tailored, interactive, and visually clear app features.
  • Key themes included health prioritization, simplicity in design, brain health, motivation, diet, preventive monitoring, and iterative feedback, leading to design improvements like icon clarity and culturally specific content.

Conclusions:

  • Co-design is vital for developing effective digital health tools for older adults, ensuring cultural sensitivity and usability.
  • The active involvement of Chinese older adults in app development led to a prototype that is sociotechnically responsive and relevant.
  • The study presents a scalable model for culturally tailored digital health interventions for aging populations.