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SUMMARY:Disabled Individuals’ Negative Perceptions of Mobile Health Apps: 
 Design Guidance for HFE Practitioners
DESCRIPTION:Lecture\n\nEleanore Scheer, Jessica Arora, and Courtney C. Rog
 ers (University of Virginia); Claire Wellbeloved-Stone (Blue Trunk Foundat
 ion); Mary Collins (TIDI Products); and Rupa S. Valdez (University of Virg
 inia)\n\nDisabled individuals experience significant inequities in healthc
 are access, healthcare quality, social determinants of health, and health 
 outcomes compared to non-disabled individuals. By including people with di
 sabilities in the co-design of mobile health (MHealth) applications, we ga
 in valuable insights to improve alignment between users’ needs and MHealth
  technologies. Through a secondary analysis of mixed-methods data, this pa
 per investigates negative perceptions of disabled individuals regarding MH
 ealth applications to inform MHealth application design guidance for human
  factors practitioners. Fifty participants with physical, cognitive, senso
 ry, and/or mental health-related disabilities interacted with three MHealt
 h applications during task analysis sessions, revealing concerns about dat
 a security, data privacy, and unnecessary patient work. Recommendations in
 clude clear articulation of security measures, clarifications that patient
  profiles are not publicly available, and simplified data entry processes.
  Implementing these recommendations may enhance the accessibility and usef
 ulness of MHealth applications, promoting healthcare access for a broader 
 range of individuals.\n\nTrack: Health Care\n\nTopics: DEI\n\nSession Chai
 rs: Dominique Engome Tchupo (university of rhode island) and Aanuoluwapo O
 jelade (University at Buffalo)
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