@MASTERSTHESIS{pgi2020006,
	author = "C. Wani",
	supervisor = "M. Lennon",
	title = "Reducing Desk-Based Sedentary Behaviour in University Settings using Personalised Digital Health Solutions: An Application of the Integrate, Design, Assess and Share (IDEAS) Framework for UX Design",
	school = "Department of Computer and Information Sciences, University of Strathclyde",
	year = "2019",
	abstract = "Purpose: Desk-based sedentary behaviour in university settings is an important concern. Due to the 
unique mix of university populations, they remain a significant target for sedentary behaviour (SB) 
interventions (Montagni et al. (2018), particularly in terms of health app use. The research was 
concerned with reducing desk-based sedentary behaviour in university settings using a personalised 
digital health solution 
Design, Methodology and Approach: The IDEAS framework (Mummah et al. 2016) was used to 
explore how a personalised digital health solution might help manage desk-based sedentary 
behaviour. The framework was selected because it integrates behavioural theory, design thinking, 
user-centred design, evaluation and dissemination approaches, which are suitable to address the 
research aims and objectives. A Total of 10 participants were involved in this study, which took place 
in three phases; (1) semi-structured interviews, (2) low-fidelity prototype evaluations and high
fidelity prototype evaluations.  
Findings: The research indicated that a personalised digital health solution would be an acceptable 
means of managing desk-based {\^a}€“ SB. It is recommended that researchers build a fully functional 
version of the prototype app and rigorously test it with more users.",
}