Prostate Cancer Clinical Trial
Official title:
Digitally Supporting Lifestyle Changes in Men With Prostate Cancer - Part 2: User-driven Design and Development of a Digital Tool to Support Healthy Lifestyle in Men With Prostate Cancer Based on an Ethnographic Study of the Target Group
The emil project aims to design, develop, implement and evaluate a digital service to support
a healthy lifestyle among men with prostate cancer.
In this second study, men with a history of prostate cancer are invited to participate in the
scoping and design of a digital platform, through three iterations of workshops and
individual interviews, which includes prototyping and other ideation processes.
Finally, the men with a history of prostate cancer will be involved in the usability testing
of the design, to ensure a platform fit for use by the intended users.
In this user-driven study, the methods will be workshops, interviews, usability testing and a
concluding proof of concept testing.
Workshops constitutes the bigger part of the user-driven design and ideation in this project.
In workshops a group of people will generate a synergy that opens up for new ideas in a
framed setting. The workshop format uses methods such as affinity diagrams; innovation jams;
and ideation guided through artefacts such as Lego or paper cuts, with the researcher as the
facilitator. After analysing the outcome of each design iteration, the findings will be
incorporated into the design and focus the planning of the succeeding workshops in an
iterative process.
The usability of the design will be tested in between workshops in interviews. The test will
be performed by think aloud testing with the current prototype, recording for data collection
and researchers in the room to observe, facilitate and probe for reflection.
For a more elaborate usability testing to conclude the design phase, a proof of concept will
be performed. In this living lab scenario, the tool will be used at home by end-users in the
intended way. Issues with technical functionality, user interphase, data management and
workflow will surface and can be corrected during the proof of concept, thus consolidating
the service before the feasibility study. Data collection from this part of the study will be
by ongoing dialogue with participants, by e-mail and telephone.
To provide the broadest possible foundation for recruitment in terms of diversity in
lifestyle and socioeconomic status, invitation to the study is done by mail directly to a
randomly chosen group of men with prostate cancer.
All iterations will be based on the results of the previous. The first iteration is based on
the ethnographic input from the first study.
All participants in study 2 will be met with a baseline questionnaire to evaluate digital
readiness and e-health literacy and adjust participant configuration to ensure diversity. The
questionnaire include self-reported educational level, health issues, treatments, diet,
physical activity level and other lifestyle factors as well as eHLQ as part of the READHY
questionnaire toolkit. The 13 dimensions of READHY comes from heiQ, HLQ and eHLQ, and work as
a multidimensional validated robust psychometric instrument evaluation and can be used in
combination to describe user's health technology readiness level and degree of enablement.
Each activity of the user-driven design process will be documented in a report, that will
serve as the data foundation for a scientific publication.
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