| Literature DB >> 29623960 |
Noah J Glaser1, Matthew Schmidt1, Shari L Wade2, Aimee Smith3, Luke Turnier3, Avani C Modi3.
Abstract
This case study discusses the design, development, and formative evaluation of Epilepsy Journey, an individually-tailored, web-based intervention designed to address the unique executive functioning (EF) needs of adolescents with epilepsy. This intervention was designed through a three-phase iterative, patient-centered participatory action research process. First, a front-end analysis was completed to identify the unique needs of adolescents with epilepsy and initial design ideas via focus groups. Second, a preliminary design of the intervention was developed from focus group results. Finally, we iteratively incorporated revisions and refinements based on patient-centered feedback collected during usability sessions. Findings based on usage analytics, user reports, and coded qualitative themes from usability sessions suggest that our iterative, patient-centered approach to design, development, and evaluation resulted in a visually appealing interactive and brief intervention that is both engaging and individually tailored to the needs of adolescents with epilepsy.Entities:
Keywords: adolescents with epilepsy; cognitive behavioral intervention; epilepsy; executive functioning deficits; formative design; formative evaluation
Year: 2017 PMID: 29623960 PMCID: PMC5879784 DOI: 10.1007/s41686-017-0011-3
Source DB: PubMed Journal: J Form Des Learn ISSN: 2509-8039