论文信息 - Iris: Supporting Wellbeing and Treatment Compliance in Clubfoot Patients

Iris: Supporting Wellbeing and Treatment Compliance in Clubfoot Patients

Iris is an interactive reward and information system that aims to increase wellbeing amongst parents and children, by supporting treatment compliance in clubfoot patients. This paper discusses the design and a pilot test of Iris, exploring the role of interactive solutions in increasing compliance amongst clubfoot patients.

Daniel Tetteroo | Frederique de Jongh | D. Tetteroo | Frederique de Jongh

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