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. 2018 May 18;6(5):e110. doi: 10.2196/mhealth.7657

Table 2.

Access, participation and appreciation of information and communication technology (ICT) interventions (N=262).

Access, participation, and appreciation of interventions Statistics, n (%)
Access

Declared interest in Facebook groupa (n=196) 153 (78.1)

Providing a mobile number at the start of the academic year 207 (79.0)
Participation

In at least 1 collective session 168 (64.1)

In the Facebook group 21 (8.0)

Declared reception of SMSb attendance-reminders for collective sessions (all adolescents; n=116) 93 (80.2)

Declared reception of SMS attendance-reminders for collective sessions (of adolescents concernedc; n=91) 82 (90.1)
Appreciation

Positive appreciation of the Facebook group (n=13) 10 (76.9)

Positive appreciation of SMS attendance-reminders for collective sessions (all adolescents; n=115) 93 (80.9)

Positive appreciation of SMS attendance-reminders for collective sessions (of adolescents concernedc; n=91) 77 (84.6)

aAmong adolescents seen by the coach in the 2013-2014 start-of-year interviews (n=262 minus number missing for the item).

bSMS: short message service.

cAmong adolescents both answering the questionnaire and having given a mobile phone number (n=207 minus number missing for the item).