Thursday, May 19, 2022

14:15 - 16:15

Room 156

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Background: Smartphones have become an important tool for researchers to deliver health interventions and conduct remote assessments (e.g., ecological momentary assessment). However, the development of these mobile apps requires extensive resources and technical expertise, making it a significant barrier for researchers. In order to overcome these challenges, our research team developed a “no-code” mobile app development platform for researchers. This no-code platform allows researchers to create mobile phone apps through a graphic user interface rather than computer programming. Ultimately, this “no-code” app builder tool can be extremely useful for researchers to rapidly design, evaluate and deploy mobile health research apps.

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