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Proc ACM Hum Comput Interact2021;5(CSCW2):1-39.October 1, 2021Journal Article

Supporting collaborative reflection on personal values and health.

Andrew B Berry1, Catherine Y Lim2, Calvin A Liang3, Andrea L Hartzler3, Tad Hirsch4, Dawn M Ferguson5, Zoe A Bermet6, James D Ralston6
1NORTHWESTRN UNIVERSITY, CHICAGO IL.
298POINT6, SEATTLE WA.
3UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, SEATTLE WA.
4NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY, BOSTON WA.
5FACEBOOK, SEATTLE WA.
6KAISER PERMANENTE WASHINGTON HEALTH RESEARCH INSTITUTE, SEATTLE WA.

Abstract

People with multiple chronic conditions (MCC) need support to identify and articulate how their personal values relate to their health. We drew on previous research involving people with MCC to develop three prototypes for supporting reflection on relationships between values and health. We tested these prototypes in a qualitative study involving 12 people with MCC. We identified benefits and limi…

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