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Understanding Acceptability in the Context of Text Messages to Encourage Medication Adherence in People with Type 2 Diabetes by Bartlett, Y. Kiera (author);Kenning, Cassandra (author);Crosland, Jack (author);Newhouse, Nikki (author);Miles, Lisa M. (author);Williams, Veronika (author);McSharry, Jenny (author);Locock, Louise (author);Farmer, Andrew J. (author);French, David P. (author) is a Health Professions article available to read on EtoBox.
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## Background Acceptability is recognised as a key concept in the development of health interventions, but there has been a lack of consensus about how acceptability should be conceptualised. The theoretical framework of acceptability (TFA) provides a potential tool for understanding acceptability. It has been proposed that acceptability measured before use of an intervention (anticipated acceptability) may differ from measures taken during and after use (experienced acceptability), but thus far this distinction has not been tested for a specific intervention. This paper 1) directly compares ratings of anticipated and experienced acceptability of a text message-based intervention, 2) explores the applicability of the TFA in a technology-based intervention, and 3) uses these findings to inform suggestions for measuring acceptability over the lifespan of technology-based health interventions. ## Methods Data were obtained from a quantitative online survey assessing anticipated acceptability of the proposed text messages (__n__ = 59) and a 12-week proof-of-concept mixed methods study assessing experienced acceptability while receiving the text messages (__n__ = 48). Both quantitative
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- Author
- Bartlett, Y. Kiera (author);Kenning, Cassandra (author);Crosland, Jack (author);Newhouse, Nikki (author);Miles, Lisa M. (author);Williams, Veronika (author);McSharry, Jenny (author);Locock, Louise (author);Farmer, Andrew J. (author);French, David P. (author)
- Publisher
- Springer Science and Business Media LLC
- Published
- 2021
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Health Professions (Health Sciences)