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Table 1 Overview results focus group

From: How to make online mood-monitoring in bipolar patients a success? A qualitative exploration of requirements

Topic

Code

Times initially mentioned

Positive experiences with monitoring

Provides insight

4Ă—

Gives direction

3Ă—

Insight into the course of the illness

2Ă—

Negative experiences with monitoring

Stressful

3Ă—

Confrontation with the disease

3Ă—

Lack of privacy

2Ă—

Positive aspects of technology and monitoring

Getting more insight

3Ă—

More overview options

2Ă—

Possibility to use notifications

4Ă—

Better availability

2Ă—

More secure

1Ă—

Negative aspects of technology and monitoring

Need for a device

2Ă—

Privacy

2Ă—

Focus on illness

2Ă—

Provoke the use of the telephone

2Ă—

Requirements for a monitoring app

Freedom of choice

Possibility to add text/photos/videos

Monitor temporary items

Adding own parameters

Adjustable notifications

Free wording

8Ă—

 

User-friendliness

No unnecessarily features

Linking possibilities (e.g., RRP)

Compatibility with other devices

Notifications

Clear design

Easy to operate

5Ă—

 

Trustworthiness

Clear privacy statement

No hidden data extraction

Reliable supplier

Clear access protocol with the logging option

4Ă—

 

Goal-setting

Personal feedback

Increase of self-management

Self-regulation

3Ă—

 

Remaining

Based on the LCM

3Ă—