Rabago Mayer, Luci

van 't Klooster, J.W.J.R.

Vrolijk, Elvis

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Background: Mobile ehealth technologies provide tailored assessment, intervention and coaching capabilities for a range of usage scenarios. Thanks to their spread and adoption, smartphones are an important carrier for such applications.Problem: However, the process of design, realisation, evaluation and implementation of e-health solutions is a wicked and challenging process, requiring multiple stakeholders and expertise.Method: Over the last five years, we have developed and improved a tailorable intervention and interaction e-health solution, that allows rapid development and evaluation of e-health interventions on large scale. This app-based platform allows researchers and clinicians to develop ecological momentary assessment (EMA), just-in-time adaptive interventions (JITAI), ecological momentary intervention (EMI), cohort studies, e-coaching and personalised intervention piloting and implementation. More recently, vital sign monitoring is introduced.Results: The Twente Intervention and Interaction Instrument (TIIM) has been used by over 1000 researchers in over 3000 studies. We present the ecosystem and synthesise main scientific output from clinical and research studies in different fields, focusing on the recent ‘3.0’ redesign and vital sign monitoring additions.We present and reveal the ecosystem and synthesise main scientific output from clinical and research studies in different studies, and detail the recent ‘3.0’ redesign and vital sign monitoring additions

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Challenges and Opportunities in Mobile Coaching

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