Reasons to download an app
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Cost |
How much is acceptable for an app to cost to consider downloading an app |
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Recommendations from friends |
Downloading an app was influenced by recommendations from friends |
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Time to download |
The time it takes to download influenced men’s decisions to download the app to their phone |
App design features associated with downloading
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sustained use
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Control |
Beliefs that having control over the different features/functions of the app is important |
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Perceived usefulness |
Beliefs that an app makes their life easier or is useful in their lives |
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Engaging |
Statements that an app has to be visually engaging, fun, and/or keep them interested |
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Credible |
Beliefs that the app has to be credible or come from a credible source |
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Security/Privacy |
Statements about security and how that might influence downloading or using an app |
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Ease of use |
Perception that the app is simple or easy to use or simple to navigate |
Preferences for ART adherence app features and functionality
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Social networking |
Beliefs that being able to network with other HIV positive people would be useful |
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Resources |
Statements that using the app to connect with local resources to help them manage their HIV or other nearby community resources would be helpful |
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HIV news/updates |
Having updated HIV information would be useful |
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Synching capabilities |
Beliefs that synching the app to other apps on their mobile phone/computer or synching with their electronic medical record would be helpful |
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Reminders for health care |
Having a reminder for their medical appointment and other medical needs is important |
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Self-monitoring |
Perceptions of how medication reminders should operate and specific ideas for medication reminder system |
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Adherence performance feedback |
Statements about how feedback about their ART adherence performance or other aspects of their life (eg, diet) should be presented |
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Graphing and summarizing |
Participants’ desire to have a feature that would graph their ART adherence performance or summarize their health over time |
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Health file |
Men’s beliefs that having a place to store their health information would be valuable |