The application of persuasive technology has been shown to be effective in a weight management context. However, it has been observed that the impact is not as significant as predicted. The aim of this project was to investigate whether a Design Thinking approach could generate new insights that could be used to drive the development of an innovative application to help people on their weight management journey. Findings show that although no radically new user needs were identified, the needs that users did express most pertinently are not effectively met by currently available technology. Further, we examined the Design Thinking approach itself and sought to identify criteria for the design of successful insight gathering activities, thro...
Background: The internet and social media can be effective in influencing behaviour, and can reach l...
Background: An increasing number of eHealth interventions aim to support healthy behaviors that faci...
Abstract: Obesity has reached epidemic proportions globally. WHO projects that by the year 2015, app...
Background: Long-term weight maintenance after weight loss is challenging, and innovative solutions ...
©Anne Hsu, Ann Blandford. Originally published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research (http://w...
Background An increasing number of eHealth interventions aim to support healthy behaviors th...
Nowadays, gaining inappropriate weight as being overweight has become a global issue. This problem w...
Introduction: Previous research shows that setting goals, planning, selfmonitoring and social suppo...
The main aim of this position paper is to identify and briefly discuss design-related issues commonl...
Nowadays, technology is increasingly used to increase people’s well-being. For example, many mobile ...
Background: Maintaining weight after weight loss is a major health challenge, and eHealth (electroni...
Purpose: This article illustrates the use of mixed methods in the development and evaluation of the ...
Often the purpose of personal health and well-being systems is to change users' behaviour. Many theo...
Increased popularity of smartphones has great potential to assist individuals in making healthy chan...
Often the purpose of personal health and wellbeing systems is to change users' behaviour. Many theor...
Background: The internet and social media can be effective in influencing behaviour, and can reach l...
Background: An increasing number of eHealth interventions aim to support healthy behaviors that faci...
Abstract: Obesity has reached epidemic proportions globally. WHO projects that by the year 2015, app...
Background: Long-term weight maintenance after weight loss is challenging, and innovative solutions ...
©Anne Hsu, Ann Blandford. Originally published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research (http://w...
Background An increasing number of eHealth interventions aim to support healthy behaviors th...
Nowadays, gaining inappropriate weight as being overweight has become a global issue. This problem w...
Introduction: Previous research shows that setting goals, planning, selfmonitoring and social suppo...
The main aim of this position paper is to identify and briefly discuss design-related issues commonl...
Nowadays, technology is increasingly used to increase people’s well-being. For example, many mobile ...
Background: Maintaining weight after weight loss is a major health challenge, and eHealth (electroni...
Purpose: This article illustrates the use of mixed methods in the development and evaluation of the ...
Often the purpose of personal health and well-being systems is to change users' behaviour. Many theo...
Increased popularity of smartphones has great potential to assist individuals in making healthy chan...
Often the purpose of personal health and wellbeing systems is to change users' behaviour. Many theor...
Background: The internet and social media can be effective in influencing behaviour, and can reach l...
Background: An increasing number of eHealth interventions aim to support healthy behaviors that faci...
Abstract: Obesity has reached epidemic proportions globally. WHO projects that by the year 2015, app...