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1. Factors That Influence the Use of Electronic Diaries in Health Care: Scoping Review

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INFORMATION, PROFESSIONALS, delivery of health care, ecological momentary assessment, ACCEPTANCE, compliance, LIFE, motivation, intention, CLINICAL-PRACTICE, FACILITATORS, PAPER, IMPLEMENTATION, TECHNOLOGY, diary, scoping review, REPORTED OUTCOME MEASURES
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Background: A large number of people suffer from psychosocial or physical problems. Adequate strategies to alleviate needs are scarce or lacking. Symptom variation can offer insights into personal profiles of coping and resilience (detailed functional analyses). Hence, diaries are used to report mood and behavior occurring in daily life. To reduce inaccuracies, biases, and noncompliance with paper diaries, a shift to electronic diaries has occurred. Although these diaries are increasingly used in health care, information is lacking about what determines their use.Objective: The aim of this study was to map the existing empirical knowledge and gaps concerning factors that influence the use of electronic diaries, defined as repeated recording of psychosocial or physical data lasting at least one week using a smartphone or a computer, in health care.Methods: A scoping review of the literature published between January 2000 and December 2018 was conducted using queries in PubMed and PsycInfo databases. English or Dutch publications based on empirical data about factors that influence the use of electronic diaries for psychosocial or physical purposes in health care were included. Both databases were screened, and findings were summarized using a directed content analysis organized by the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR).Results: Out of 3170 articles, 22 studies were selected for qualitative synthesis. Eleven themes were determined in the CFIR categories of intervention, user characteristics, and process. No information was found for the CFIR categories inner (eg, organizational resources, innovation climate) and outer (eg, external policies and incentives, pressure from competitors) settings. Reminders, attractive designs, tailored and clear data visualizations (intervention), smartphone experience, and intrinsic motivation to change behavior (user characteristics) could influence the use of electronic diaries. During the implementation process, attention should be paid to both theoretical and practical training.Conclusions: Design aspects, user characteristics, and training and instructions determine the use of electronic diaries in health care. It is remarkable that there were no empirical data about factors related to embedding electronic diaries in daily clinical practice. More research is needed to better understand influencing factors for optimal electronic diary use.

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2021
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2. Factors That Influence the Use of Electronic Diaries in Health Care: Scoping Review

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Catherine van Zelst, Naomi E M Daniëls, Anna Beurskens, Laura M. J. Hochstenbach, Philippe Delespaul, and Marloes A van Bokhoven

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Coping (psychology), INFORMATION, 020205 medical informatics, PROFESSIONALS, media_common.quotation_subject, Applied psychology, Health Informatics, Information technology, Review, 02 engineering and technology, PsycINFO, compliance, 03 medical and health sciences, 0302 clinical medicine, motivation, FACILITATORS, Health care, IMPLEMENTATION, 0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering, Humans, TECHNOLOGY, 030212 general & internal medicine, media_common, business.industry, delivery of health care, ecological momentary assessment, ACCEPTANCE, T58.5-58.64, LIFE, Mood, intention, CLINICAL-PRACTICE, Content analysis, PAPER, Health Facilities, diary, scoping review, Psychological resilience, Implementation research, Public aspects of medicine, RA1-1270, Electronics, REPORTED OUTCOME MEASURES, business, Psychology, Psychosocial
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Background A large number of people suffer from psychosocial or physical problems. Adequate strategies to alleviate needs are scarce or lacking. Symptom variation can offer insights into personal profiles of coping and resilience (detailed functional analyses). Hence, diaries are used to report mood and behavior occurring in daily life. To reduce inaccuracies, biases, and noncompliance with paper diaries, a shift to electronic diaries has occurred. Although these diaries are increasingly used in health care, information is lacking about what determines their use. Objective The aim of this study was to map the existing empirical knowledge and gaps concerning factors that influence the use of electronic diaries, defined as repeated recording of psychosocial or physical data lasting at least one week using a smartphone or a computer, in health care. Methods A scoping review of the literature published between January 2000 and December 2018 was conducted using queries in PubMed and PsycInfo databases. English or Dutch publications based on empirical data about factors that influence the use of electronic diaries for psychosocial or physical purposes in health care were included. Both databases were screened, and findings were summarized using a directed content analysis organized by the Consolidated Framework for Implementation Research (CFIR). Results Out of 3170 articles, 22 studies were selected for qualitative synthesis. Eleven themes were determined in the CFIR categories of intervention, user characteristics, and process. No information was found for the CFIR categories inner (eg, organizational resources, innovation climate) and outer (eg, external policies and incentives, pressure from competitors) settings. Reminders, attractive designs, tailored and clear data visualizations (intervention), smartphone experience, and intrinsic motivation to change behavior (user characteristics) could influence the use of electronic diaries. During the implementation process, attention should be paid to both theoretical and practical training. Conclusions Design aspects, user characteristics, and training and instructions determine the use of electronic diaries in health care. It is remarkable that there were no empirical data about factors related to embedding electronic diaries in daily clinical practice. More research is needed to better understand influencing factors for optimal electronic diary use.

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2021
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4. Letter from A. C. Nelson

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Nelson, A. C.

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examiners, rhetoric, college, biennial report, educational interests, comprehensive, Utah, change, english literature, state teachers' certificates, questions, report, biennium, attendance, Representative Fishburn, instructors, commercial schools, pedagogy, communication, public, answer, english grammar, San Pete county, state teachers' diplomas, meeting, The Practical Value of Teaching Agriculture in the Public Schools, Congressman Howell, papers, publication, promote, convention, technical schools, Department of Public Instruction, Logan, notification, plane geometry, outline, physics, D. M. Bickmore, subjects, Paris, deliver, San Pete teachers' institute meetings, school, education, schools, legislation, secretary, State Teachers' convention, history of education, acknowledge, technical education, receipt, business, preparation, state certificate, address, state certificates, State Board of Education, paper, grading, botany, state superintendent's biennial report, favor, City and County Building, action, Paradise, member, cuts, elementary physics, acceptance, state teacher's certificates, committee of education, Salt Lake City, genetic structures, Central school house, applicants, elementary algebra, inquiry blanks, county teachers' examination, members, science of education, appreciated, examination, sessions, cost, ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATION, A. L. Larson, conduct, invitation, board of education, elections, state superintendent, mathematics, physical geography, receive, results, Utah Agricultural College, superintendent, general history, state diplomas, history, French Association, France, subject, services, animal structures, state teachers' grammar grade certificate, request, psychology, copies, office, state diploma, general secretary, department, work, university, marked, Utah State Teachers' convention, music, approval, public school superintendents, development, Manti, selections, teachers, annual examination, civil government, grammar grade certificate, promotion, publish, superintendents, inform, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, position, expenses, payment, half tones, commercial education, notice
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Letter concerning the services of a member of the State Board of Education for the San Pete teachers' institute meetings.

Published
1903

5. Letter from William Kerr

Author

Kerr, William J.

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catalog, common school branches, Baton Rouge, offer, section 1767, arid farms, release, InformationSystems_GENERAL, State Veterinarian, educational matters, agricultural chemistry, non-essentials, travel, cataloguer, student position, congratulations, cooking, Tingey, Professor Robinson, horticulture, dry farm experimental work, Henry D Styer, membership fee, public schools, J A Bexell, volumes, differential calculus, specifications, exposition grounds, proportion, gymnasium, subjects, mayor, ovehaul, committee, executive committee, system, theoretical chemistry, supervision, elementary agriculture, suggestion, Experiment Station, railway rates, state legislature, advisory committee, distribution, resignation, registrar, class, salaries, lighting and power system, A P Stover, agronomy, private families, notes, library, favor, arithmetic, assistants, matter, baccalaureate service, farm journal, Grench Association, privileges, government experiment station, veterinary science, advanced theoretical chemistry, bulletin board, friendship, college exhibit, member, civil engineering department, correction, board of trustees, public institutions, elementary physics, committee of education, letters of recommendation, representation, accounting, experiment station director, inquiry blanks, U. S. history, information, Ricks Academy, experience, examination, ComputingMilieux_COMPUTERSANDEDUCATION, denied, trustee, publications, full settlement, guests, Alumni Reunion, bonds, training, U. S. commissioner of education, list, Inside Inn, expense, publishers, Professor Wilson, Byron Hunter, victorian poets, special student, Ogden High School, damage, agreement, trustees' report, recommendation, Colorado, student, volumes experiment station bulletins, difficulty, Commercial Club, Oxford Hotel, New York, sub-station, departments, instruction, office, copies, speaker, A E Wilson, GeneralLiterature_MISCELLANEOUS, hotel, matters, ComputerApplications_MISCELLANEOUS, elect, map, approval, sketches, Ohio, tables, institutions of higher learning, teachers, experimental dry farms, Utah State Teachers' Association, agricultural schools, associate professors, manual training, room 102, professor W. N. Hutt, repair, clarification, Robert Stewart, Professor Praeger, state headquarters, use, Hardware_CONTROLSTRUCTURESANDMICROPROGRAMMING, installation, romantic movement, Frank R Arnold, civil engineering, prices, Tabernacle, Hotel Oxford, colleges, bank, biennial report, educational interests, college publications, deposit, dinner, President Brimhall, California, political economy, experimentation, Assembly Hall, english literature, references, detail, military, college council, accounts, Commercial Department, cataloger, meeting, Widtsoe, Kansas, statement, buildings, lectures, satisfactory, publication, church schools, american literature, lecturer, Utah teachers, material, employment, convention, general sessions, published, english, equipment, Logan Power Company, records, Professor Peterson, modern language, election, State Teachers' Association, chemistry, Joseph Nelson, maintenance, institute, Board of Education, physical science, Richfield High School, Phi Delta Nu Society, secretary, Wisconsin, secure, officers, Brigham City, analytic geometry, receipt, grammar review, improvement, address, state certificates, University of Idaho, resolution, dormitory, qualifications, Professor Jenson, John T. Caine, appropriation, Iowa, due, annual convention, hearing, experimental work, branches, delegates, auditor, Professor Ostien, acceptance, Professor Linford, furnish, mail, reports, cleaning, parochial institutions of higher learning, classics, modify, land grant institutions, Legislature, friendly relations, regulation, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, exercises, Montana Agricultural College, Utah Agricultural College, exhibition, Massachusetts, commencement, representative, act of Congress, Experiment Station staff, educators, resolve, agricultural experiment stations, application, Washington, Minnesota, Idaho, music department, expense bills, ball, proceedings, Department of Agriculture, check, telegram, equation of payments, settlement, natural science, Massachusetts Agricultural College, university, superintendency, assistant professor, county certificates, educational lecturer, commission, Wm. Bowker, Carrie, plant ecology, laboratories, investigation, english prose, railroads, auxiliary lines, directors, U. S. Naval Academy, inform, rural schools, expenses, locust, chapel exercises, excused, payment, numbers, recommendations, baccalaureate sermon, conversation, Musical Department, presentation, mensuration, notice, Boston, Minnie Peterson, rhetoric, specialists, college, length, Weber River, John A. McAlister, church institutions, Utah, american association of agricultural colleges and experiment stations, circular descriptive, change, professor, school of engineering, U S Geological Survey, National Educational Association, return, matron, report, agriculture, modification, eighth grade, instructors, Montana, fair, reference, astronomy, amount, assistant teacher, University of Chicago, substitute, plan, Logan, cash, physics, Oregon Agricultural College, deliver, ability, world's history, obligation, legislator, scientific agriculture, schools, remedy, provisions, integral calculus, public school buildings, bench work, duties, Washington Agricultural College, preparation, St. Louis Exposition, Mrs Karl R Moench, State Board of Education, superintendent Nelson, Superintendent A. C. Nelson, literature, readjustment, botany, relations, Farmers' Institutes, assistance, examination papers, Monson & Schaub, refer, money, Illinois, department of public instruction, course, copy, Inside Inn hotel, genetic structures, assistant professors, educational exhibit, grades, A. C. Mathison, irrigation, members, W. W. McLaughlin, Oregon, volume farmers' institute annuals, United States Bureau of Education, military science and tactics, physical culture, invitation, Ogden, time, candidate, state superintendent, conclusion, contest, denominations, N. E. A, illness, higher algebra, educational work, Nebraska, organization, city schools, Deseret Institute, ComputingMethodologies_DOCUMENTANDTEXTPROCESSING, french, permission, general physics, arrangements, history, InformationSystems_MISCELLANEOUS, Department of Domestic Science and Arts, railroad, exposition, wood, subject, Jane Matthews, mechanic arts, services, committee of the faculty, Mercy Baker, accomodations, classroom, request, Engineering Society, traveling, psychology, institution, work, definition, men's floor, institutions, account, english department, research, Mildred Forgeon, ComputingMilieux_THECOMPUTINGPROFESSION, rules, drawn, associate editor, ComputerSystemsOrganization_COMPUTER-COMMUNICATIONNETWORKS, connection, opening, space, state institutions, economics, warrant, city superintendents, Educational Exhibitors' Association, professor Clark, book, teacher, Oxford, industrial schools, good will, president of the board, Indiana, graduation, Brigham Young University, College Dramatic Association, presidency, School Law, B. Y. College, J W Jensen, librarian, baccalaureate, arid farm, special features, bank account, chairmanship, vacation, meet, telegraph, questions, Salt Lake, biennium, engineering department, attendance, withdrawal, communication, trip, Utah Commission, Congress, commencement week, speakers, cadets, chairman, investigations, promote, school work, floors, catalogue, summer school, interest, statements, letter, selection, Professor Northrop, algebra, present, President McCornick, salary, compliance, leave of absence, compensation, Eliza Jenson, Des Moines, Domestic Science and Arts, death, latin, technical education, elocution, Utah headquarters, rhetoric and composition, Superintendent Ackerman, lecture, adjustment, paper, monographs, land grant colleges, state fair, meetings, counties, William Jardine, trustees, military department, dean, private institutions of higher learning, visit, sewing, conditions, Salt Lake City, irrigation engineering, instructor, faculty, county superintendents, applicants, stocks, suggestions, settle, director, active membership, state warrant, state buildings, station fund, building, cost, solid geometry, service, blanks, filing, graduates, support, students, mathematics, assignments, agricultural colleges, memoranda, Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, assignment, discount, line of work, auxiliary experiment station, telephone, laboratory hours, commissioner of education, monthly payments, National Irrigation Congress, voucher, modern languages department, Alumni banquet, University of Utah, Joint Committee, Iowa State College, membership, east, secretary of state, decision, irrigation investigations, session, final settlement, german, bill, county school superintendents, consideration, development, State Auditor, Farmers' Institute, ancient language, Missouri, president, entrance, exhibit, agricultural college and station exhibit, sub-stations, Pennsylvania, Professor James Dryden, Professor Cummings, Utah State Legislature, general chemistry, position, professors, Professor Merrill, L. D. S. University, commercial education, authorization, women's floor, board, textbook, announcement, appointment, note
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Letter concerning a position in horticulture and botany at Utah Agricultural College, copies given to J. C. Blair, J. L. Snyder, and L. H. Bailey.

Published
1903