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Shumenghui Zhai¹, Weichao Yuwen², Tiffany L Zyniewicz¹

¹School of Nursing, Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, WA, USA.

|June 16, 2025

概括

用户为中心和可持续实施科学 (USIS) 模型集成了以人为中心的设计和实施科学,以改进行为干预技术. 这一框架提高了数字健康工具的有效性和在现实环境中长期采用.

科学领域:

数字健康创新数字健康创新
医疗保健技术评估医疗保健技术评估
行为干预技术 (BIT) 是一种行为干预技术.

背景情况:

行为干预技术 (BIT) 提供可扩展的医疗保健解决方案,但在社区环境和可持续性方面面临挑战.
以人为中心的设计 (HCD) 通过专注于用户需求来提高BIT的可用性.
实施科学 (IS) 解决了BIT采用和可持续性的上下文障碍.

研究的目的:

引入以用户为中心和可持续实施科学 (USIS) 模型,整合HCD和IS原则.
通过联合框架提高双边投资协议的有效性和可持续性.
将USIS模型应用于SLEEPSMART干预,用于患有青少年异常性关节炎的儿童.

主要方法:

进行了对双边投资协议的HCD和IS结果的叙事文献审查.
综合了来自PubMed,CINAHL和Web of Science数据库的研究结果.
根据精选的文章开发了USIS模型,重点关注可用性和实施结果.

主要成果:

USIS模型包括五个领域:以用户为中心,效率,可行性,满意度和忠诚度.
将USIS模型应用于SLEEPSMART案例研究,指导BIT设计和改进.
证明了该模型在评估和改进数字健康干预措施中的实用性.

结论:

USIS模型为BIT设计和评估提供了实用和理论框架.
在过程的早期整合HCD和IS可以增强数字健康创新的现实影响.
USIS模型将用户需求与可持续双边投资协议的实施策略相结合.

关键词:

行为干预技术行为干预技术数字健康数字健康以人为中心的设计实施科学实施科学可用性可用性可用性

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