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Krieger E.A.

Northern State Medical University

Kudryavtsev A.V.

Northern State Medical University;
UiT The Arctic University of Norway

Samodova O.V.

Northern State Medical University

Bashkirev D.S.

Northern State Medical University

Mitkin N.A.

Northern State Medical University

Kontsevaya A.V.

National Medical Research Center for Therapy and Preventive Medicine

Postoev V.A.

Northern State Medical University

Mobile app as a tool to collect health data: a survey on vaccination against COVID-19

Authors:

Krieger E.A., Kudryavtsev A.V., Samodova O.V., Bashkirev D.S., Mitkin N.A., Kontsevaya A.V., Postoev V.A.

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Journal: Russian Journal of Preventive Medicine. 2022;25(8): 31‑41

DOI: 10.17116/profmed20222508131

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MOBILE APP AS A TOOL TO COLLECT HEALTH DATA: A SURVEY ON VACCINATION AGAINST COVID-19
MOBILE APP AS A TOOL TO COLLECT HEALTH DATA: A SURVEY ON VACCINATION AGAINST COVID-19

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Krieger EA, Kudryavtsev AV, Samodova OV, Bashkirev DS, Mitkin NA, Kontsevaya AV, Postoev VA. Mobile app as a tool to collect health data: a survey on vaccination against COVID-19. Russian Journal of Preventive Medicine. 2022;25(8):31‑41. (In Russ.)
https://doi.org/10.17116/profmed20222508131

 
 
 
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Abstract:

The widespread availability of mobile phones, the development of their functions, and the availability of mobile internet are all contributing to the development of new tools for scientific research.

OBJECTIVE

To evaluate the feasibility of using a mobile app to collect health-related data and the impact of this data collection method on the results obtained, using the COVID-19 vaccination attitude assessment as an example.

RESULTS

Of the total number of subjects invited to participate in the study, 611 (34.5%) installed the mobile app, and 150 (8.5%) participated in the survey. Subjects under 65 were more likely to install the application than those 65—74, as were subjects with a steady job versus those without one. Subjects under 65 years of age showed a higher responding rate to the invitation to participate in the mobile survey. Individuals who abused alcohol were less likely to agree to participate in the mobile survey. The majority of respondents are vaccinated against COVID-19 (81%). Vaccinated subjects and those confident in the effectiveness of non-specific preventive measures were more likely to have positive attitudes towards vaccination.

CONCLUSION

The low response rate to the survey resulting in an unrepresentative sample determined the low effectiveness of the survey using the mobile app. When overcoming these obstacles, mobile applications have the potential to be used in scientific research due to their high speed, accessibility, and ease of data collection.

Keywords:

mobile app
survey
COVID-19

Authors:

Krieger E.A.

Northern State Medical University

Kudryavtsev A.V.

Northern State Medical University;
UiT The Arctic University of Norway

Samodova O.V.

Northern State Medical University

Bashkirev D.S.

Northern State Medical University

Mitkin N.A.

Northern State Medical University

Kontsevaya A.V.

National Medical Research Center for Therapy and Preventive Medicine

Postoev V.A.

Northern State Medical University

Received:

16.05.2022

Accepted:

14.06.2022

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