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Young People’s Experiences of Viewing the Fitspiration Social Media Trend: Qualitative Study

Stephanie Easton, Katherine Morton, Zara Tappy, Daniella Francis, Laura Dennison

J Med Internet Res 2018;20(6):e219

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A Visualization Tool to Analyse Usage of Web-Based Interventions: The Example of Positive Online Weight Reduction (POWeR)

Emily Julia Julia Arden-Close, Emily Smith, Katherine Bradbury, Leanne Morrison, Laura Dennison, Danius Michaelides, Lucy Yardley

JMIR Hum Factors 2015;2(1):e8

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Understanding Usage of a Hybrid Website and Smartphone App for Weight Management: A Mixed-Methods Study

This may be because the timing and receipt of all POWe R Tracker notifications were fully controlled by the participant, following guidelines suggested by Dennison et al [51]. The findings from this study offer several implications for the future delivery of app-based health interventions. First, advances in mobile technology do not necessarily render Web-based interventions redundant.

Leanne G Morrison, Charlie Hargood, Sharon Xiaowen Lin, Laura Dennison, Judith Joseph, Stephanie Hughes, Danius T Michaelides, Derek Johnston, Marie Johnston, Susan Michie, Paul Little, Peter WF Smith, Mark J Weal, Lucy Yardley