Work in progress: Matching persuasive design with self management needs of patients with cardiovascular diseases-Preliminary results of a survey vignette experiment

Roberto Rafael Cruz-Martinez; Jobke Wentzel; Robbert Sanderman; Julia Van Gemert-Pijnen

Work in progress: Matching persuasive design with self management needs of patients with cardiovascular diseases-Preliminary results of a survey vignette experiment

Roberto Rafael Cruz-Martinez^*, Jobke Wentzel, Robbert Sanderman, Julia Van Gemert-Pijnen

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Cardiovascular diseases constitute an alarming crisis for health care worldwide [1, 2]. Technology-based self-management support is proposed as a potential solution [3]. However, little research has been done to understand how these technologies should be designed so that they can effectively support specific self-management goals of patients [4, 5]. This poster presents the preliminary results of a study that aims to explore expert preferences and insights when matching persuasive design strategies with self-management goals and tasks of patients with cardiovascular diseases.

Original language	English
Journal	CEUR workshop proceedings
Volume	2629
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2020
Event	15th International Conference on Persuasive Technology 2020 - Virtual event, Aalborg, Denmark Duration: 20 Apr 2020 → 23 Apr 2020 Conference number: 15 http://persuasive2020.org/

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Work in progress: Matching persuasive design with self management needs of patients with cardiovascular diseases-Preliminary results of a survey vignette experiment. / Cruz-Martinez, Roberto Rafael; Wentzel, Jobke; Sanderman, Robbert et al.
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Work in progress: Matching persuasive design with self management needs of patients with cardiovascular diseases-Preliminary results of a survey vignette experiment

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