D. Simmons, T. Daniels, D. Simmons, M. Poppel, J. Harreiter
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A Mobile Electronic Record for Lifestyle Coaches in Gestational Diabetes Prevention
Results: A mobile device based programme was associated with more technical issues than a webbased approach, particularly in relation to upgrades to improve usability and utility. Even after multiple upgrades, a paper approach was preferred by some coaches, and by most for aspects of the intervention that required greater coach-participant interaction (eg goal setting). Coaches generally preferred the mobile device approach for obtaining pre-existing data, structured data entry and for intervention prompts.