植物云:一个游戏化的移动网络应用程序,以调节乳腺癌妇女的饮食和身体活动

D. Economou, M. Dwek, Claire Roberston, Bradley Elliott, Thanos Kounenis, T. Azimi, M. Ramezanian, Nathan Bell
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乳腺癌发病率和死亡率因地区而异,反映了饮食和生活方式方面的区域和文化差异等因素。有许多成功的商业移动应用程序可以帮助人们控制饮食和控制体重。然而,这些产品不适合有特殊医疗条件的人,这些人可能需要有针对性的饮食和激励支持。本文提出了一种以用户为中心的开发移动Web应用程序的方法,该应用程序关注乳腺癌患者根据其医疗阶段查看其特定的饮食,身体和精神需求。本文探讨了将游戏化和社交媒体结合起来作为激励因素的影响,以吸引和激励人们实现采用更健康的饮食习惯的目标,同时增加体育活动,以确保持久的生活方式行为改变。PhytoCloud的设计正在被描述,这是一个游戏化的移动网络应用程序,使用户能够记录他们的饮食习惯和身体活动,并激励他们食用具有雌激素样特性的食物(植物雌激素),这与预防乳腺癌的复发有关。本文最后讨论了未来的发展方向,并对当前的设计进行了调整,以适应移动原生应用程序的设计。
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PhytoCloud: A Gamified Mobile Web Application to Modulate Diet and Physical Activity of Women with Breast Cancer
Breast cancer incidence and mortality rates vary geographically reflecting factors including regional and cultural differences in diet and lifestyle. There are numerous successful commercial mobile apps to help people control their diet and manage weight. However, such products are not suitable for people with special medical conditions that may require targeted dietary as well as motivational support. The paper presents a user centered approach of developing a Mobile Web App that focuses on breast cancer patients looking at their specific dietary, physical and mental requirements depending on the stage of their medical treatment. The paper explores the effect of incorporating gamification and social media as motivational drive to engage and motivate people to achieve their goals of adopting healthier eating habits while increasing physical activity in order ensure lasting lifestyle behavioural change. The design of PhytoCloud is being described, a gamified Mobile Web App that enables users to record their dietary habits and physical activity and motivate their consumption of food with oestrogen-like properties (phytoestrogens) which are linked to the prevention of reappearance of breast cancer. The paper concludes with a discussion of future directions and adaptations to the current design to suite a Mobile Native Application design.
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