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. 2019 Jun 18;6(6):e11701. doi: 10.2196/11701

Table 3.

Summary of main results—patients.

Domain Main results
Perceived health benefit of CONEMO Almost all patients perceived improvements in their mental health and some also in their physical health after using CONEMO.
The majority felt more active after using CONEMO, having mostly increased pleasant and healthy activities.
CONEMO was also viewed as a companion, which made them feel less alone.
Usability Initially, most patients encountered difficulties in using CONEMO or the smartphone and with using SMS, Android notifications, and dialogue pop-ups; however, many technological issues also emerged around those elements, which is why the distinction of those two is not completely clear.
Some patients received help from family members or reviewed the guidebooks, and most patients felt that these difficulties subsided with time and practice.
Adherence to CONEMO Self-reported adherence was high, most patients completed all sessions and the majority completed most or all activities advised by CONEMO.
The most important barriers to completing the outside-app activities were the patients’ health status, time, and economic constraints.
Satisfaction with CONEMO Satisfaction with CONEMO was high, as it was with using smartphones for intervention delivery.
Features most appreciated were the advice provided, the videos and types of activities suggested, as well as the monitoring calls received by the nurse.
The few critiques were directed at the type of activities suggested by CONEMO and that the sessions were repetitive.
Suggestions for CONEMO Patients suggested increasing the duration of the intervention, the amount of videos and frequency of sessions and improving the in-build training session.
Many patients also desired a more frequent interaction with the nurses.
Evaluation of nurse component Although most praised the explanation from the nurses, some still experienced difficulties afterward, and therefore, they suggested improving the training.
The monitoring calls were viewed as positive and helpful to increase adherence and resolve difficulties.