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. 2018 Nov 20;7(11):e186. doi: 10.2196/resprot.9996

Table 2.

Types of outcomes monitored weekly.

Type Outcome Description and data source
A1 N&Ga sessions Weekly number of unique sessions (Google Analytics)
A2 N&G read Weekly proportion of sessions with at least 1 page entirely read (Google Analytics)
A3 IAMb ratings Weekly number of IAM questionnaires submitted
B1 N&G mediated Weekly proportion of IAM ratings information used for the child of someone else
B2 N&G used Weekly proportion of IAM ratings information used for oneself and one’s child
C Expected benefits Weekly proportion of IAM ratings expected health or well-being benefit for a parent and child, including at least 1 of the following self-perceived benefits (IAM choices of response): improvement of the health or well-being of a child, being less worried, prevention of a problem or the worsening of a problem, handling a problem, and being more confident to decide something with someone else

aN&G: Naître et grandir.

bIAM: Information Assessment Method.