Publication: Investigating Employees’ Concerns and Wishes Regarding Digital Stress Management Interventions With Value Sensitive Design: Mixed Methods Study
Investigating Employees’ Concerns and Wishes Regarding Digital Stress Management Interventions With Value Sensitive Design: Mixed Methods Study
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Kerr, J. I., Naegelin, M., Benk, M., v Wangenheim, F., Meins, E., Vigano, E., & Ferrario, A. (2023). Investigating Employees’ Concerns and Wishes Regarding Digital Stress Management Interventions With Value Sensitive Design: Mixed Methods Study. Journal of Medical Internet Research, 25, e44131. https://doi.org/10.2196/44131
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Background: Work stress places a heavy economic and disease burden on society. Recent technological advances include digital health interventions for helping employees prevent and manage their stress at work effectively. Although such digital solutions come with an array of ethical risks, especially if they involve biomedical big data, the incorporation of employees' values in their design and deployment has been widely overlooked.
Objective: To bridge this gap, we used the value sensitive design (VSD) framework to identify relevant
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Kerr, J. I., Naegelin, M., Benk, M., v Wangenheim, F., Meins, E., Vigano, E., & Ferrario, A. (2023). Investigating Employees’ Concerns and Wishes Regarding Digital Stress Management Interventions With Value Sensitive Design: Mixed Methods Study. Journal of Medical Internet Research, 25, e44131. https://doi.org/10.2196/44131