Self-Monitoring for Stroke Survivors Using Mobile Health Technology: Qualitative Study of User Experiences

Abstract Date Presented Accepted for AOTA INSPIRE 2021 but unable to be presented due to online event limitations. Mobile health devices promote self-monitoring of chronic conditions. We conducted an ecological momentary assessment among stroke survivors who used a mobile device to respond to survey questions about their daily life participation for 2 weeks. We report results from in-depth interviews to inquire about perceived barriers to and facilitators of using the device. Results also identify needs and wishes regarding the development and implementation of digital monitoring for long-term stroke outcomes. Primary Author and Speaker: Joanne N. Chin Additional Authors and Speakers: Shijia Li, Stephen C. L. Lau Contributing Authors: Alex Wong