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For better individualization, it is crucial to include the opinions and experiences of those affected. This can help to positively influence the user engagement, which has an impact on the effectiveness of a JITAI, as highlighted by previous research [105-107]. The framework by Choi et al [103] addresses this issue and could be used for a higher user-friendliness and thus a higher engagement in the design of JITAIs.
J Med Internet Res 2024;26:e54119
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To identify interventions with high and low levels of individualization, we quantified the individualized elements and defined low level of individualization as the number of individualized items below the IQR of the evaluated interventions and high level of individualization as the number of individualized items within or above the IQR of the evaluated interventions.
The risk of bias (ROB) in individual studies was evaluated independently by 2 reviewers (HB and KW) using the 5-dimensional ROB 2 tool [47].
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2022;10(5):e35920
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