| Literature DB >> 32570544 |
Lena Griebel1, Marc Hinderer1, Ali Amr2, Benjamin Meder2, Marc Schweig3, Dominic Deuber4, Christoph Egger4, Claudia Kawohl5, Annika Krämer5, Isabell Flade6, Dominique Schröder4, Hans-Ulrich Prokosch1.
Abstract
PROMISE (Personal Medical Safe) was a German research project which aimed to provide the responsibility of genomic data to the patient via a mobile app. The patient should accept or decline study requests to use his/her genomic data via the app. In the evaluation of the app the experiences with mobile health as well as the opinion on being the genomic data manager were measured. Furthermore, the test patients were asked about their opinion and their concerns on the PROMISE app. Most of the 19 test patients were aware of the high sensibility of genomic data and thought that the PROMISE app was a suitable solution. The largest part found it good that they were the responsible data owner. However, several participants also found it important to have a permanent contact person when it comes to questions on inquiries or the app.Entities:
Keywords: Personalized medicine; genomic sequencing; patient empowerment; technology acceptance
Year: 2020 PMID: 32570544 DOI: 10.3233/SHTI200324
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Stud Health Technol Inform ISSN: 0926-9630