Development and Validation of an App Rating System for Caregiver Financial Management Apps.

Sage open aging Pub Date : 2025-09-24 eCollection Date: 2025-01-01 DOI:10.1177/30495334251379916
Emma Cho, Mary D Naylor, George Demiris, Sarah Stephens Winnay, Aysel Cibildak
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Background: This study aims to develop and evaluate a consumer-centered app rating system designed to guide employed caregivers in the selection of effective and user-friendly apps to manage financial stress.

Methods: This study describes the development of a consumer-centered app rating system designed to guide employed caregivers in the selection of effective and user-friendly apps to manage financial stress and its psychometric evaluation using a sample of 100 US adults age 20 to 87 who were recruited from nine organizations through the Exhale respite grant website in February 2024.

Results: Exploratory factor analysis indicated a two-factor structure comprised of user experience and financial management. The 13-item scale was psychometrically sound and demonstrated good internal reliability.

Discussion: The development and evaluation of a scale to assess caregiver-specific financial management apps provides practical insights to improve the design of existing financial management apps and better support caregivers in their important and challenging financial role.

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护理人员财务管理应用程序评级系统的开发和验证。
背景:本研究旨在开发和评估一个以消费者为中心的应用程序评级系统,旨在指导受雇护理人员选择有效且用户友好的应用程序来管理财务压力。方法:本研究描述了一个以消费者为中心的应用程序评级系统的开发,该系统旨在指导受雇的护理人员选择有效且用户友好的应用程序来管理财务压力及其心理测量评估,该研究使用了100名20至87岁的美国成年人的样本,这些成年人是在2024年2月通过呼气喘息资助网站从9个组织招募的。结果:探索性因子分析显示用户体验和财务管理构成双因子结构。13项量表在心理测量学上是健全的,并表现出良好的内部信度。讨论:开发和评估针对护理人员的财务管理应用程序的量表,为改进现有财务管理应用程序的设计提供实用见解,并更好地支持护理人员发挥其重要而具有挑战性的财务角色。
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