德国移动医疗应用程序的分布:对 FeverApp 注册表的分析

IF 1.4 4区 医学 Q4 MEDICINE, RESEARCH & EXPERIMENTAL
Moritz Gwiasda, Larisa Rathjens, David D. Martin, Ricarda Möhler, Silke Schwarz, Ekkehart Jenetzky
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摘要

方法 对注册数据进行处理,以评估应用程序分布的总体月度趋势,并分解季节性自回归综合移动平均模型以研究时间序列。结果2019年至2023年8月期间,在881家儿科和青少年医疗机构中,共招募了2.73万名应用用户。每月招募的用户数量稳步增长。观察到的季节性趋势显示,冬季的用户分布较多。自我注册的儿科诊所招募到的应用程序用户数量并没有明显多于冷召诊所,两组诊所中大约每25个家庭就招募到一个应用程序用户。诊所的内在和外在动机因素似乎对分布情况有很大影响。我们观察到应用程序的分发呈积极趋势。在德国,季节性发热感染和各医疗机构的分发方法影响着发热应用程序的分发。家庭因素的影响可能大于分发机构的动机。
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Distribution of mHealth applications in Germany: analysis of the FeverApp registry
ObjectiveIn this observational study, we determined the distribution of mHealth applications (apps) in Germany using data from the FeverApp registry.MethodsThe registry data were processed to assess general monthly trends in app distribution, and a seasonal autoregressive integrated moving average model was decomposed to investigate time series. A sample comparison was made matching data from cold-called against self-registered distributers of the FeverApp.ResultsAmong 881 pediatric and adolescent medical practices, 27,300 app users were recruited between 2019 and August 2023. The number of monthly recruited users increased steadily. A seasonal trend was observed, showing a higher distribution in winter months. Self-registered pediatric practices did not recruit significantly more app users than cold-called practices, with approximately every 25th family recruited in both groups.ConclusionsThe trend of more app sign-ups during winter is likely related to the flu season in Germany. Intrinsic and extrinsic motivational factors of the practices seem to have a large impact on the distribution. We observed a positive trend in the app distribution. Seasonal febrile infections and individual distribution methods among practices influence the distribution of the FeverApp in Germany. Family factors may have a greater influence than the motivation of distributing practices.
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期刊介绍: _Journal of International Medical Research_ is a leading international journal for rapid publication of original medical, pre-clinical and clinical research, reviews, preliminary and pilot studies on a page charge basis. As a service to authors, every article accepted by peer review will be given a full technical edit to make papers as accessible and readable to the international medical community as rapidly as possible. Once the technical edit queries have been answered to the satisfaction of the journal, the paper will be published and made available freely to everyone under a creative commons licence. Symposium proceedings, summaries of presentations or collections of medical, pre-clinical or clinical data on a specific topic are welcome for publication as supplements. Print ISSN: 0300-0605
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