Co-designing mind-body technologies for sleep with adolescents

Sleep is critical for well-being, yet adolescents do not get enough sleep. Mind-body approaches can help. Despite the potential of technology to support mind-body approaches for sleep, there is a lack of research on adolescent preferences for digital mind-body technology. We use co-design to examine...

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Published in:AMIA ... Annual Symposium proceedings 2023, Vol.2023, p.1257-1266
Main Authors: Sangameswaran, Savitha, Laine, Megan, Reid, Nick, Xie, Serena Jinchen, Zampino, Liz, Garrison, Michelle M, Rosenberg, Dori E, Yip, Jason C, Hartzler, Andrea L
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