评估自闭症儿童压力和正念的可接受性、使用情况以及对照顾者的影响:5Minutes4Myself 应用程序正念模块的多种方法可行性研究。

IF 2.6 Q2 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES JMIR Human Factors Pub Date : 2024-10-31 DOI:10.2196/54171
Elizabeth Larson, Rebecca L Mattie, Sophia A Riffkin
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背景:护理人员健康计划需要易于使用,以解决护理人员参与计划的限制因素:我们旨在评估 5Minutes4Myself 应用程序正念模块的可行性(可用性、使用情况以及对护理人员正念水平和感知压力的影响):在参与 "5分钟做自己 "项目前后,15名参与者被要求完成 "感知压力量表"(PSS)和 "五面正念问卷"(FFMQ)。通过应用程序以电子方式收集了有关使用应用程序提供的冥想的数据,并根据修正系统可用性量表对应用程序的可用性进行了评分。分析评估了参与者使用应用程序提供的冥想的频率、应用程序的可用性以及干预后参与者压力和正念的变化:总体而言,参与者每周完成 10.9 分钟的正念冥想,对应用程序的评分为 76.7 分,表明其可用性高于平均水平。相关样本 t 检验(双尾)发现,干预前后的 PSS 组(t10=1.20,P=.26)和 FFMQ 组(t10=-1.57,P=.15)平均得分没有显著差异。然而,PSS 和正念前后得分的可视化表明,有一组受访者在正念增强的同时,压力也有所减轻。个体变化分析证实了这一点。FFMQ 分数的效应大小(d=0.47)表明,如果样本更大,可能会产生治疗效果。分层多元回归分析检验了正念对感知压力的影响程度;在控制干预前压力水平的情况下,参与者感知压力差异的 20% 可归因于自评正念的增加(P=.04):护理人员认为该应用程序非常实用,平均使用低剂量的正念冥想(10 分钟/周)。对于应答者来说,正念的增加与压力降低到人群水平有关。
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Assessment of Acceptability, Usage, and Impact on Caregivers of Children With Autism's Stress and Mindfulness: Multiple-Method Feasibility Study of the 5Minutes4Myself App's Mindfulness Module.

Background: Caregiver wellness programs need to be easily accessible to address caregivers' constraints to participation.

Objective: We aimed to assess the feasibility of 5Minutes4Myself app's mindfulness module (usability, usage, and impact on caregivers' levels of mindfulness and perceived stress).

Methods: Before and after participation in the 5Minutes4Myself program, 15 participants were asked to complete the Perceived Stress Scale (PSS) and Five Facet Mindfulness Questionnaire (FFMQ). Data on the usage of app-delivered meditations were collected electronically via the app, and app usability was rated on the Modified System Usability Scale. Analyses assessed participants' frequency of use of app-delivered meditations, app usability, and changes in participants' stress and mindfulness post intervention.

Results: Overall, participants completed 10.9 minutes of mindfulness meditations per week and rated the app 76.7, indicating above-average usability. Related samples t tests (2-tailed) found that group PSS (t10=1.20, P=.26) and FFMQ (t10=-1.57, P=.15) pre- or postintervention mean scores were not significantly different. However, a visualization of pre- and post-PSS and mindfulness scores suggested there was a group of responders who had decreased stress with increased mindfulness. This was confirmed via an individual change analysis. The effect size of the FFMQ scores (d=0.47) suggests there may be treatment effects with a larger sample. A hierarchical multiple regression analysis examined the degree mindfulness impacted perceived stress; 20% of the variance in participants' perceived stress could be attributed to increases in self-rated mindfulness (P=.04) when controlling for preintervention stress levels.

Conclusions: Caregivers found the app highly usable and on average used low-dose levels of mindfulness meditations (10 min/wk). For responders, increased mindfulness was related to stress reduction to population-based levels.

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JMIR Human Factors Medicine-Health Informatics
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