What We Learned from TransitionMate: A Mobile App Designed to Support Young People with Chronic Illness

Yu Zhao, R. Calvo, A. Pardo, Harriet Gunn, K. Steinbeck
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Young people with chronic illness eventually undergo transition from paediatric to adult healthcare. This is often a complex and daunting process for adolescents, requiring significant adjustment and increased autonomy to manage illness within the context of young people's daily lives. The ubiquitous nature of mobile phones facilitates novel communication channels to engage, support and empower young people to take greater control of their illness management and to improve health outcomes during this crucial period. In this paper, we present a novel mobile phone application aimed at supporting self-management and transition in young people with chronic illness. Nine participants completed a pilot study using the application, and we discuss the outcomes of the study in this paper.
我们从TransitionMate中学到的:一款旨在支持患有慢性疾病的年轻人的移动应用程序
患有慢性疾病的年轻人最终要经历从儿科到成人保健的过渡。对于青少年来说,这往往是一个复杂而艰巨的过程,需要进行重大调整并增强自主权,以便在年轻人的日常生活中管理疾病。移动电话无处不在的特性促进了新颖的沟通渠道,使年轻人能够参与、支持并增强他们的权能,更好地控制自己的疾病管理,并在这一关键时期改善健康结果。在本文中,我们提出了一个新的手机应用程序,旨在支持自我管理和过渡的年轻人与慢性疾病。九名参与者使用该应用程序完成了初步研究,并在本文中讨论了研究结果。
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