The Effects of a Digital Well-Being Intervention on Patients With Chronic Conditions: Observational Study
Journal of Medical Internet Research2019Vol. 22(1), pp. e16211–e16211
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Acacia C. Parks, Allison Williams, Gina M Kackloudis, Julia L Stafford, Eliane M. Boucher, Ryan Honomichl
Abstract
Data from this study support the conclusion that users with a chronic condition experienced significant improvement over time. Despite reporting lower subjective well-being on the whole, their change trajectory while using Happify was equivalent to those without a chronic condition. Consistent with past research, users who completed more activities over a longer period showed the most improvement. In short, the presence of a chronic condition did not prevent users from showing improved well-being when using Happify.
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