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Designing an mHealth App for Stroke Rehabilitation in Indonesia: Mixed Methods Design Science Research Study.

New research · Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation

JMIR rehabilitation and assistive technologies · 3w

StudyJMIR rehabilitation and assistive technologies· Jul 2026

Designing an mHealth App for Stroke Rehabilitation in Indonesia: Mixed Methods Design Science Research Study.

Sabrina Atha Shania, Putu Wuri Handayani, Kamila Alifia Imanuddin

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Stroke rehabilitation app prototype rated 'good' on usability testing

Designing an mHealth App for Stroke Rehabilitation in Indonesia: Mixed Methods Design Science Research Study.

Sabrina Atha Shania … Kamila Alifia Imanuddin

JMIR rehabilitation and assistive technologies · Jul 2026 · Q1 in Rehabilitation

Background

This is attributable to the living conditions in Indonesia, where limited health care workers and facilities are available to assist with stroke rehabilitation via mobile health (mHealth) interventions.

Purpose

This study designed an mHealth app to facilitate stroke rehabilitation in Indonesia.

Methods

Using a design science research approach, we conducted 3 iterative design cycles, each comprising design, development, and evaluation, to construct an mHealth app for stroke rehabilitation.

n = 4,918,487 people

Results

usability scored good, well above the passing threshold

2.32score

System usefulness

2.39score

Information quality

2.42score

Interface quality

2.35score

Overall

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Conclusion

This study provides guidance for health care facilities and regulators to improve the quality of rehabilitation services for patients with stroke in Indonesia.

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