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Teilaufgabe 2
Read the article on „Humanity-Centered Design„ and think about the main insights. What values are important for you and your team regarding your project goals. Please describe those in about 100 words.
The article on “Humanity-Centered Design” by Don Norman describes five core principles. Of these, the principles of ‘reiterating design tests and refining will show the focus and needs of ecosystem the system will reside in’ and ‘as you design the system for the community, integrating community in the design process will ensure that the system meets the needs of the community’ are heavily dependant of each other, and interest our team. ‘Consider as much of the ecosystem as possible when designing systems’ is important to these as well, seeing as the ecosystem it is the community and all that surrounds and impacts them.


Teilaufgabe 3
Interesting sources and data to our DiGA 'Smoke free':
1)https://smokefreeapp.com/
2)https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6347038/pdf/f1000research-7-19461.pdf
3)https://www.gesundesried.at/die-smoke-free-app-interview-mit-dr-david-crane/
4)https://makesmokinghistory.co.uk/latest/the-smoke-free-app-giving-you-the-motivation-you-need-to-quit-smoking/


Teilaufgabe 4
Please answer the following questions (by reflecting on the feedback received in the exercise):

What is the challenge you would like to tackle?
We’d still like to focus mainly on utility, usability and data security.

Why do you expect your engagement to be useful? Why is that an interesting problem?
Any issues examined in the context of this course can then be used to assist developers in further development of the examined, and similar, application. The better these applications are, the more they can help people struggling with a variety of health issues.

Who are your intended stakeholders? And who might be the indirect stakeholders?
As we examine the application for issues on security, utility and usability, one of our intended stakeholders is  the developer of ’Smoke free’, David Crane PhD. Another stakeholder are patients struggling with nicotine addiction said applications are intended to assist with easing the usage of the application.
Indirect stakeholders are Health insurance providers. They can profit from the increasing effects, as DiGAs can replace more costly treatment and illnesses, especially in matters of mental health, as well as the patient's immediate social circles, who gain from said patients‘ increased or more manageable health.

Where is your user group interacting with your software?
As the smoke free application is a smartphone app, any user can interact with the app wherever they go while carrying their smartphone.

When is the user group interacting with your software?
Users are advised to interact with the app both regularly and spontaneously. Daily diary entries, for example, recording their feelings and difficulties can help spot easy to miss patterns, while using the app to distract or motivate them during nicotine cravings can prevent relapses.

Reflexion:

Was habt ihr gelernt?
Der Artikel zu Humanity-Centered Design überraschte mit dem Ausmaß der Gesellschaft und Umgebung, die beim Design eines Systems betrachtet werden kann. Die cause-and-effect webs und das Betrachten von möglichen Ursachen der Probleme statt simple Symptombehandlung sollte auch nicht unterschätzt werden.

Wer hat welchen Beitrag geleistet?
Teilaufgabe 2 wurde von Clara zusammengefasst.
Wir haben alle unsere Krankenkassen kontaktiert, jedoch keinen Zugriff auf eine DiGA erhalten. Wir haben uns daher erstmal für die ‘Smoke free’ App entschieden, entscheiden uns bei Zugriff auf eine andere App möglicherweise um.

Was lief gut?
Die Konzepte des Artikels waren verständlich, wenn auch etwas abstrakt. Teilaufgabe 2 war dadurch schnell bearbeitet.

Was möchtet ihr verbessern?
Wir müssen an einer konkreteren Ablaufplanung der Übungsbewältigung arbeiten. Eine Umentscheidung auf eine andere App, falls möglich, ist angestrebt.