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. 2023 Sep 15;12:e42712. doi: 10.2196/42712

Table 2.

SavvyHER study outcome measures.

Measure Questionnaire or survey Weekly survey Baseline or end line survey
Demographics
  • Name, age, race and ethnicity, gender identity, county of residence, relationship status, education, household income

Social determinants of health and women’s sexual health history
  • Your current life situation [56,57]

  • Protocol for responding to and assessing patients’ assets, risks, and experiences (PRAPARE) [58]

  • A guide to taking a sexual history [59]


Primary outcomes

Usability/acceptability
  • System Usability Scale (SUS) [60,61]


Feasibility
  • Average number of app sign ins per week; number of minutes spent using the app weekly; sexual health tracking entry, home test kit ordering, number of app glitches; 40% of participants using My Logger, My Test, My Resources and My Circle


Secondary outcomes

HIV knowledge
  • Human Immunodeficiency Virus- Knowledge Questionnaire (HIV-KQ AG) [62]



HIV risk
  • PrEPa information and self-screening tool for women [63]



HIV and PrEP stigma, PrEP intention or initiation
  • Brief HIV PrEP stigma scale (HPSS) [64]



Self-reported racial/ethnic discrimination
  • Everyday racial/ethnic discrimination scale [65]



Depression
  • Patient health questionnaire-2 (PHQ-2) [66]

  • The patient health questionnaire (PHQ-9) [67]



Self-reported social media use and technology use; attitudes toward technology use
  • The media and technology usage and attitudes scale (MTUAS) [68]



Information seeking
  • Web-Based Health Information Seeking [69]



Usability assessment of SavvyHER
  • Health information technology usability evaluation scale (Health-ITUES) [70]



User experience of SavvyHER
  • User experience questionnaire [71]

  • User experience questionnaire short from (UEQ-S) [71]


aPrEP: pre-exposure prophylaxis.