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Frequency analyses of positive and negative feedback given by the refugees from (A) Ukraine and (B) other countries of origin participating in the qualitative study in Germany. The numbers of positive and negative feedback are illustrated separately for the adapted version and the nonadapted version of the digital intervention Sleep-e tested in the study. oth: other countries of origin; ukr: Ukraine.
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JMIR Form Res 2025;9:e65412
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After completing part A and B, the scores for each item were added up for a total score out of 30 for part A, and 60 for part B. A higher score in part A indicates that the app fits the purpose of the project, is trustworthy, has adequate privacy, and is affordable [37]. A higher score in part B indicates better quality of content and usability of the app [37].
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2025;13:e64098
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Available percentage of patients’ data upon individually applying all 19 filters in different ethnic subgroups in (A) the Cedars-Sinai dataset, (B) the CUIMC dataset, and (C) the Ao U dataset. The filters are in descending order following the available percentage of the category, all. The points are connected to ease the visualization, but the filters are not cumulative. Stacked bar plots show the ethnicity distribution of the datasets in percentages.
JMIR Med Inform 2025;13:e67591
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Panel (B) shows the current “To-do List” and also displays the chat icon at the bottom of the panel. Panel (C) shows a behavioral activation task, and panel (D) showcases the points awarded for completing this task.
Senyo Health chat feature being displayed from the perspective of the recovery coach. The left is conversations with multiple patients. Once selected, the full conversation appears in the center of the screen, with the recovery coach able to text back and forth.
JMIR Res Protoc 2025;14:e65693
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