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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Addict Med. 2019 Sep-Oct;13(5):372–378. doi: 10.1097/ADM.0000000000000509

Table 3.

Staff Smartphone Survey Results*

Item Strongly
agree
Agree Neutral Disagree Strongly
disagree
1.  Using cellphone technology helped to collect accurate study data on this participant 23
(46.9%)
15
(30.6%)
6
(12.2%)
3
(6.1%)
2
(4.1%)
2.  The participant needed additional assistance after training to troubleshoot a problem with the cellphone 4
(8.2%)
16
(32.7%)
2
(4.1%)
18
(36.7%)
9
(18.4%)
3.  Using cellphone technology helped to improve attendance at study visits for this participant 9
(18.4%)
14
(28.6%)
16
(32.7%)
5
(10.2%)
5
(10.2%)
4.  The study cellphone procedures were burdensome for study staff 2
(4.1%)
2
(4.1%)
12
(24.5%)
18
(36.7%)
15
(30.6%)
5.  The participant was able to learn the cellphone procedures in 1-2 training sessions 16
(32.7%)
21
(42.9%)
5
(10.2%)
7
(14.3%)
0
(0.0%)
6.  The study cellphone was useful in documenting the participant's compliance with study dosing 22
(44.9%)
17
(34.7%)
5
(10.2%)
3
(6.1%)
2
(4.1%)
7.  The study cellphone was useful in promoting/increasing the participant's compliance with study dosing 14
(28.6%)
19
(38.8%)
8
(16.3%)
6
(12.2%)
2
(4.1%)
8.  This participant seemed to like using the cellphone in this study 17
(34.7%)
15
(30.6%)
11
(22.4%)
6
(12.2%)
0
(0.0%)
9.  Using cellphone technology helped to improve medication adherence for this participant 15
(30.6%)
16
(32.7%)
9
(18.4%)
5
(10.2%)
4
(8.2%)
10.  The participant seemed to be overwhelmed by the cellphone components like the dosing videos or sending the videos 2
(4.1%)
2
(4.1%)
5
(10.2%)
26
(53.1%)
14
(28.6%)
11.  Using cellphone technology helped to foster a strong relationship with this participant 9
(18.4%)
14
(28.6%)
17
(34.7%)
4
(8.2%)
5
(10.2%)
12.  This participant was very tech-savvy at the beginning of the study 17
(34.7%)
15
(30.6%)
11
(22.4%)
5
(10.2%)
1
(2.0%)
13.  This participant was very tech-savvy at the end of the study 18
(36.7%)
19
(38.8%)
12
(24.5%)
0
(0.0%)
0
(0.0%)
14.  The study cellphone procedures were unnecessary/not useful 0
(0.0%)
1
(2.0%)
2
(4.1%)
21
(42.9%)
25
(51.0%)
*

Site staff collaborated on a single survey for each of the 49 participants.