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Week 11 - Digital Health Promotion Flashcards

1
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What has health promotion always engaged with?

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  • Media
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What does health promotion always draw on?

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  • Theories and practices from media studies
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What have studies shown that online communications are effective in?

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  • Improving health knowledge
  • Understanding health topics
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What have studies shown that social media can be used to promote and change?

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  • Health related behaviours
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5
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What are the 3 Eras of the Web?

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  • Web 1.0
  • Web 2.0
  • Web 3.0
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Describe the Web 1.0 Era of the Web

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  • Following development of WWW
  • Information Unidirectional
  • Seek Health Information
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Describe the Web 2.0 Era of the Web

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  • Known as ‘Social Web’
  • Creation and Content Sharing by Users
  • Seek others with shared concerns
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Describe the Web 3.0 Era of the Web

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  • Known as ‘Internet of Things’
  • Interconnection of smart objects that exchange information with or without need for human engagement
  • Seek personalized, data driven health solutions
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9
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Who were the Partners in the Carrot Reward App?

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  • Ministry of Health
  • Public Health Agency of Canada
  • BC Healthy Living Alliance
  • Social Change Rewards
  • YMCA Canada
  • Heart & Stroke Foundation
  • Canadian Diabetes Association
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10
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What was the original goal of the Carrot Reward App?

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  • Influence British Columbians to make healthier choices
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11
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How did you earn points on the Carrot Rewards App? What else did you gain?

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Points
- Completing quizzes on healthy living topics
Additional Gain
- Knowledge on Health

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12
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What are some of the Healthy Living topics covered in the Carrot Reward App?

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  • Nutrition, Meal Planning, and Grocery Shopping
  • Physical Activity - amount, type
  • Mental Wellbeing
  • Low risk drinking and smoking
  • Flue shots and other ‘health checks’ and screening
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What kind of points did you receive in the Carrot Rewards App?

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  • Aeroplan
  • Scene
  • More Rewards
  • Petro Points
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What was the Goal of the Carrot Reward App?

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  • Increase step count among users in BC and NL
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How did the Carrot Rewards App attempt to set theyre goal?

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  • Goal Setting
  • Graded Tasks
  • Biofeedback
  • Small Incentives
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16
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For the Step Count Challenge on the Carrot Reward App when were users rewarded?

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  • Calculate baseline step, then reward for base +1000 steps.
  • Reward for 10/14 days reaching goal
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17
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How many users were classified as inactive? What was inactive based on ?

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50% of Users
- <5000 steps/day

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What was the average increase in step count during the Step Count Challege?

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  • 117 steps
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What step count did the high engagers that were inactive to start increase by?

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  • 1224 step/day
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20
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What was the Goal of the Carrot Flu Education Campaign?

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  • Incentivize flu education messaging
  • Encourage vaccination uptake in BC
21
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What did the in app quizzes feature during the Carrot Flu Education Campaign?

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  • Education about importance of flu vaccine
22
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When did the Carrot App give push notifications during the Carrot Flu Education Campaign?

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  • When within 200m of a participating pharmacy
23
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How did you receive bonus points on the Carrot App during the Carrot Flu Education Campaign?

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  • For Going to Pharmacy
  • Completing Follow Up Survey
24
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How many users took the Flu Campaign Quiz?

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  • 38% (30500)
25
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How many users of the Carrot App clicked on the map to find a pharmacy?

26
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How many Carrot App users turned on location based push notifications?

27
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How many Carrot App users spoke to a pharmacist?

28
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How many Carrot App users reported getting vaccine?

29
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Why did the Carrot Reward App Almost work?

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  • Gamification (points, goals, challenges)
  • Present Bias: People overvalue immediate incentives
  • Herd Behaviour: Real time feedback on peer progress
30
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Why didnt the Carrot Reward App Survive?

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  • High engagement made it too expensive for government partners
  • Average earnings was only $8/year
31
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What is the evidence that there is a new (digital) fitness boom?

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  • Health apps are top category
  • Fitness apps make up bulk of health apps
  • Wearable tech alone estimated at 99.5 billion dollar industry in 2022
32
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What is exergames?

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  • Health-related digital gaming
33
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How do exergames work?

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  • Use sensors to generate digital data on players
  • Provide data on fitness (BMI)
34
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Why was Wii Fit revolutionary?

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  • First time positioned screens as something that could benefit physical health
35
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Where is the blurring between ‘tech’ companies and ‘fitness’ companies seen?

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  • Nintendo a player in fitness space
  • Nike player in tech space
36
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What did scientists and engineers publish in 2011?

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  • a fictional, futuristic digitized weight-loss program
37
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What did the Fit4Life fictional, futuristic digitized weight loss program entail?

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  • Tracking devices to monitor calorie consumption, exercise, metabolic rate.
  • Integrating social media for support and motivation
  • Goal to use technology to encourage people to eat less and exercise more
38
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What equipment was theoretically proposed for the Fit4Life fictional, futuristic digitized weight-loss program?

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  • Earpiece - record jaw movements
  • Thinsert - For sock/shoe: electronic weight scale
  • HR monitor worn on chest
  • Support cloud to connect social media
  • Information to link wirelessly to smartphone app
39
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What is a Prosumers?

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  • Both Produce and Consume digital content
40
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What are quantified self-ers?

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  • Growing movement in self-tracking as part of improving one’s lifeq
41
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Describe HEalthism

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  • Health as personal and moral matter
  • People have personal and moral responsibility to be as healthy as possible
42
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What is Healthism closely linked to?

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  • Medicalization of everyday life
43
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What is the medicalization of everyday life?

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  • Notion that more and more realms of life are subject to the medical gaze
44
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What is Healthism and Medicalization of Everyday Life often associated with?

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  • Neoliberalism
45
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What did Lupton (2014) say about Digital technology and companies?

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  • Digital technologies are political
  • Digital empires have a lot of power
  • Can shape social relations, commercial, and government activities and all forms of social institutions
46
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What is something that Insurance companies have recently done?

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  • Offer discounts if you let them track your fitbit
  • Discounts for healthy behaviours
47
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What are some concerns with digital health promotion?

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  • Blur boundaries between public and private surveillance
  • Users framed as personally responsible for own care and management

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