“We just need to breathe and live normally”: reconsidering App-Based Peer-Support for parents of adolescents with chronic conditions
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Inproceedings: an article in a conference proceedings.
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Title
“We just need to breathe and live normally”: reconsidering App-Based Peer-Support for parents of adolescents with chronic conditions
Title of the conference
Journal of Adolescent Health
ISSN
1054-139X
Publication state
Published
Issued date
02/2020
Peer-reviewed
Oui
Volume
66
Number
2
Pages
S48
Language
english
Notes
Meeting Abstract 93
Abstract
Purpose: To evaluate and explain a low use of the CO@CH Mobile App, a video-sharing peer-support platform for parents of adolescents with chronic conditions (CC).
Methods: Qualitative methods were used to evaluate CO@CH by interviewing 23 parents (19 mothers) of adolescents with CCs: 20 in 5focus groups (FG) and 3 individual interviews (II). Were included parents who had used the CO@CH App (N¼4); parents who initially enrolled to participate but never used it (N¼5); parents who hadrefused up-front to participate (N¼1); parents who had never heardof CO@CH (N¼7); and staff members of patient associations who hadnever heard of CO@CH and who happened to also be parents ofadolescents with CCs (N¼6). All FGs and IIs were audio recorded and transcribed verbatim. All transcripts were opencoded, cross checked, and analysed thematically.
Methods: Qualitative methods were used to evaluate CO@CH by interviewing 23 parents (19 mothers) of adolescents with CCs: 20 in 5focus groups (FG) and 3 individual interviews (II). Were included parents who had used the CO@CH App (N¼4); parents who initially enrolled to participate but never used it (N¼5); parents who hadrefused up-front to participate (N¼1); parents who had never heardof CO@CH (N¼7); and staff members of patient associations who hadnever heard of CO@CH and who happened to also be parents ofadolescents with CCs (N¼6). All FGs and IIs were audio recorded and transcribed verbatim. All transcripts were opencoded, cross checked, and analysed thematically.
Keywords
Chronic Diseases, Adolescent
Web of science
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07/02/2020 10:11
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