Predictors to Use Mobile Apps for Monitoring COVID-19 Symptoms and Contact Tracing: Survey Among Dutch Citizens
Snowball sampling
Contact tracing
mHealth
Demographics
Mobile apps
Smartphone app
Social distance
Computer-assisted web interviewing
DOI:
10.2196/28416
Publication Date:
2021-11-17T02:19:58Z
AUTHORS (4)
ABSTRACT
eHealth apps have been recognized as a valuable tool to reduce COVID-19's effective reproduction number. The factors that determine the acceptance of COVID-19 remain unknown. exception here is privacy.The aim this article was identify antecedents (1) mobile app for symptom recognition and monitoring (2) contact tracing, both by means an online survey among Dutch citizens.Next demographics, contained questions focusing on perceived health, fear COVID-19, intention use. We used snowball sampling via posts social media personal connections. To model 2 apps, we conducted multiple linear regression analyses.In total, 238 adults completed survey; 59.2% (n=141) responders were female average age 45.6 years (SD 17.4 years). For app, final included predictors age, attitude toward technology, COVID-19. had r2 0.141. tracing same 0.156. main reason use control spread virus. Concerns about privacy mentioned not apps.Age, are important tracing. These should be taken into account during development implementation these secure acceptance.
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