Exploring User-Uptake of Digital Contact Tracing Apps - A Practitioner Guide - Full Guide

• Main Authors: Jennie Phillips (10296199), Petra Molnar (10296312), Rebecca Babcock (10270658), Tiana Putric (10296200), Dyllan Goldstein (10296206), Laksmiina Balasubsramaniam (10296250), Alisha Gauhar (10296356), Sarah Quayyum (10574423)
• Format: Book
• Language: unknown
• Published: 2021
• Subjects: Sociology; Digital Humanities; Health Information Systems (incl. Surveillance); Public Health and Health Services not elsewhere classified; Health Informatics; Communications Technologies not elsewhere classified; Communication and Media Studies not elsewhere classified; Cultural Theory; Technology not elsewhere classified; Sociology and Social Studies of Science and Technology; Communication Studies; Communication Technology and Digital Media Studies; digital contact tracing; contact tracing; covid19; covid-19; Iceland; Ireland; Cyprus; South Africa; Scotland; Rakning C-19; Rakning C19; COVID Alert SA; Protect Scotland; CovTracer; Covid Tracker Ireland; applications; apps; digital apps; systems approach; user uptake; user-uptake; user engagement; disaster and emergency response; digital response; global health; public health; community; public trust; policy; governance; response infrastructure; risk management; risk mitigation; mobile application; smart phones; pandemic season; digital evolution; innovation; ecosystems; innovation ecosystems; privacy; privacy perception; misinformation; accessibility; inclusion; digital literacy; digital divide; digital capability
• Online Access: https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.14423861.v3

This Practitioner Guide consists of Modules 1-9 - the Primer; the five case studies (Iceland, Cyprus, Ireland, Scotland, & South Africa); individual, community, and system level factor analysis of factors impacting user-uptake; and recommendations & future research - plus the Methodology