De-identified transcripts - Understanding the perspectives and needs of multiple stakeholders: Identifying key elements of a digital health intervention to protect against environmental hazards

This dataset holds the de-identified transcripts of interviews and focus groups with (a) health care professionals and (b) government agencies and non-government organisation representatives, regarding their perspectives on the smartphone app AirRater.

AirRater is a smartphone environmental health app developed in Australia with the capability to collect individual health data and disseminate environmental hazard information to populations. Following on from evaluations involving app users, we wanted to understand key stakeholder knowledge and attitudes towards the app, as well as perceptions of its value, individual and/or organisational barriers to use, and opportunities to enhance the app. This study sought to explore these stakeholders' perspectives on the utility of environmental heath apps such as AirRater to support clinical and public health outcomes.