通过对移动焦虑敏感度计划的分析,调整一个移动健康应用程序,帮助焦虑的黑人成年人戒烟 概念验证试验:定性研究

Marshall K Cheney1, Adam C Alexander2, Lorra Garey3

  • 1Department of Health and Exercise Science, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, United States.

JMIR formative research
|February 7, 2025
PubMed
概括

根据文化而定制的移动戒烟应用程序对高焦虑的黑人成年人来说是有前途的. 移动焦虑敏感性吸烟计划 (MASP) 应用程序在试点研究中被认为是可以接受和有用的.

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