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Understanding Women’s Cardiovascular Health Using MyStrengths+MyHealth: A Patient‐Generated Data Visualization Study of Strengths, Challenges, and Needs Differences by Robin R. Austin; Michelle A. Mathiason; Ruth A. Lindquist; Siobhan K. McMahon; David S. Pieczkiewicz; Karen A. Monsen is a Nursing article available to read on EtoBox.
What is Understanding Women’s Cardiovascular Health Using MyStrengths+MyHealth: A Patient‐Generated Data Visualization Study of Strengths, Challenges, and Needs Differences about?
## Abstract ## Purpose The purpose of this data visualization study was to identify patterns in patient‐generated health data (PGHD) of women with and without Circulation signs or symptoms. Specific aims were to (a) visualize and interpret relationships among strengths, challenges, and needs of women with and without Circulation signs or symptoms; (b) generate hypotheses based on these patterns; and (c) test hypotheses generated in Aim 2. ## Design The design of this visualization study was retrospective, observational, case controlled, and exploratory. ## Methods We used existing de‐identified PGHD from a mobile health application, MyStrengths+MyHealth (N = 383). From the data, women identified with Circulation signs or symptoms (n = 80) were matched to an equal number of women without Circulation signs or symptoms. Data were analyzed using data visualization techniques and descriptive and inferential statistics. ## Findings Based on the patterns, we generated nine hypotheses, of which four were supported. Visualization and interpretation of relationships revealed that women without Circulation signs or symptoms compared to women with Circulation signs or symptoms had more strengt
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It is typically read by researchers, students, and practitioners in Nursing.
- Author
- Robin R. Austin; Michelle A. Mathiason; Ruth A. Lindquist; Siobhan K. McMahon; David S. Pieczkiewicz; Karen A. Monsen
- Publisher
- Wiley
- Published
- 2021
- Language
- EN
- Field
- Nursing (Health Sciences)