Navigating Design Science Research in mHealth Applications: A Guide to Best Practices
Avnish Singh Jat, Tor-Morten Gr{\o}nli, George Ghinea

TL;DR
This paper provides a comprehensive framework and practical guidance for applying Design Science Research principles to develop and evaluate mHealth applications, aiming to enhance healthcare delivery and patient outcomes.
Contribution
It introduces a structured framework for employing DSR in mHealth projects, including principles, methodologies, case studies, and practical recommendations.
Findings
Successful implementation of DSR in multiple mHealth case studies
Practical guidelines for researchers and practitioners in mHealth DSR
Enhanced understanding of DSR principles in healthcare technology
Abstract
The rapid proliferation of mobile devices and advancements in wireless technologies have given rise to a new era of healthcare delivery through mobile health (mHealth) applications. Design Science Research (DSR) is a widely used research paradigm that aims to create and evaluate innovative artifacts to solve real-world problems. This paper presents a comprehensive framework for employing DSR in mHealth application projects to address healthcare challenges and improve patient outcomes. We discussed various DSR principles and methodologies, highlighting their applicability and importance in developing and evaluating mHealth applications. Furthermore, we present several case studies to exemplify the successful implementation of DSR in mHealth projects and provide practical recommendations for researchers and practitioners.
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