Collaborative Design with Veterans: Identifying Challenges of Designing mHealth Solution for Veterans

机译：与退伍军人的协作设计：识别为退伍军人设计MHEATH解决方案的挑战

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We are investigating how mobile technology can help through the process of civilian reintegration to address the impact of reintegration related stress on veterans. As part of our investigation we have developed the prototype of a mobile-phone based veteran peer-mentor support system called iPeer. The mobile technology facilitates real-time behavioral data collection from the participating veteran mentees. Each mentee receives a behavioral survey twice a week. A report on the mentee's survey response is then presented to the veteran mentor. As a result this system facilitates remote tracking of mental-health conditions. Our primary goal is to monitor the social functioning and risk taking behaviors of the veterans trying to readjust into social life. These behaviors are considered to be indications of difficulties adjusting to civilian life, and in more extreme cases, mental illness like anxiety, depression or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) [1].

机译：我们正在调查移动技术如何通过民用重返社会的过程来解决重新融入相关压力对退伍军人的影响。作为我们调查的一部分，我们开发了一种叫做IPEER的移动电话的VETERAN PEER-MENTOR支持系统的原型。移动技术促进了从参与的退伍军人的实时行为数据收集。每个媒利每周都会获得两次行为调查。然后向资深导师展示了关于借记人的调查响应的报告。结果，该系统有助于远程跟踪心理健康状况。我们的主要目标是监测经常调整社会生活的退伍军人的行为和风险。这些行为被认为是调整平民生活的困难的指示，在更焦虑，抑郁或创伤后应激障碍等精神疾病（PTSD）[1]。

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《International Conference on E-health Networking, Application Services》|2015年|679p|共5页
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Rizwana Rizia; Zeno Franco; Nadiyah Johnson; Katinka Hooyer; A. B. M. Kowser Patwary; G. M. T. Ahsan; Mark Flower; Bob Curry; Sheikh Iqbal Ahamed;
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Veteran mental healthcare; OEF/OIF veterans; Mobile computing; Symptom monitoring; Electronic peermentorship; Socio-technical systems; Collaboration systems;

机译：退伍军人心理医疗保健;OEF / OIF退伍军人;移动计算;症状监测;电子PEERMENTION;社会技术系统;协作系统;

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