Born In Bradford Mobile Application
Stella Lee, Martin Walda, Delimpasi Vasiliki

TL;DR
The paper presents a mobile app prototype for the Born In Bradford study, enabling mothers to interact with survey data and visualize their children's information to promote engagement and participation.
Contribution
It introduces a mobile application interface for data visualization and engagement in a longitudinal health study, enhancing participant involvement and data interaction.
Findings
App successfully engaged mothers in data visualization
Participants showed increased survey participation
The app facilitated comparison of children's data over time
Abstract
The Born In Bradford mobile application is an Android mobile application and a working prototype that enables interaction with a sample cohort of the Born in Bradford study. It provides an interface and visualization for several surveys participated in by mothers and their children. This data is stored in the Born In Bradford database. A subset of this data is provided for mothers and children. The mobile application provides a way to engage the mothers and promote their consistency in participating in subsequent surveys. It has been designed to allow selected mothers to participate in the visualization of their babies data. Samsung mobile phones have been provided with the application loaded on the phone to limit and control its use and access to data. Mothers login to interact with the data. This includes the ability to compare children data through infographics and graphs and…
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TopicsAlgorithms and Data Compression · Advanced Malware Detection Techniques · Video Analysis and Summarization
