Table 3 Qualitative domains
Domains | Definition | Code examples |
|---|---|---|
Domain 1: Technical issues | The degree to which technical issues in the devices impact use or the devices | mobile use, data usage, family involvement |
Domain 2: Interference | The degree to which the device may impact physical functioning, activities, or daily routines | mobile use, battery, beacon use |
Domain 3: Confidentiality | The degree to which the device would protect personal information | privacy concerns, social perspective |
Domain 4: Safety | Perceptions regarding health risks or put a child, mother or family at the risk of mugging or theft. This domain also explores safety concerns mothers have over losing or breaking the device itself | child safety, mother safety, device safety |
Domain 5: Utility | The perceived benefits of the device for improving caregiver and child health, development, and mental health | non-study specific utility, study specific utility, misperceptions and other perceptions |
Domain 6: Communication | Communicating study objectives and device use to the mothers during the consent process at the beginning of the study and by study team engagement throughout the study duration | autonomy, study team engagement, consent/debriefing process |