Data underlying the publication: Guide development for eHealth interventions targeting people with a low socioeconomic position: A participatory design approach.

This data repository contains the research data about the development of an 'Inclusive eHealth Guide'. This guide was designed to aid professionals in developing and adapting eHealth interventions for individuals with a low socioeconomic position (SEP). The overarching objective of the study was to build a tool that reduces social inequalities in the benefits gained from eHealth initiatives. <br>The research was carried out from December 2020 to December 2022 and consisted of two main phases. <br>Phase 1 was dedicated to the development of the content and information structure for the guide. Data used in this phase was derived from two previous studies: A Delphi study examining barriers and facilitators recognized by professionals, and a community-based participatory study exploring attitudes of the target group. The combination of these top-down and bottom-up approaches ensured a comprehensive understanding of both professional and user perspectives.<br>Phase 2 was characterized by the active involvement of 11 professionals in an iterative participatory process. Test versions (prototypes) of the guide were used, and 'think-aloud' testing combined with semi-structured interviews and questionnaires was implemented. This methodology was intended to identify design requirements and make necessary adaptations. The data collected during this phase was systematically analyzed using thematic analyses.<br>This repository contains data regarding the participatory process with professionals. It consists of the data management plan, ethics applications, interview guides, information and consent forms and prototype screens.<br>Ethical approval for the study was obtained from the Human Research Ethics Committee of the Delft University of Technology (approval number: 1495). <br>Researchers who wish to reproduce this study or use the data in their work can find all necessary information within this repository. The inclusive eHealth guide developed from this research serves as a robust starting point for those aiming to develop or adapt eHealth interventions for low SEP populations, and we encourage future research to continue improving upon this foundation.<br>

本数据集仓库收录了围绕包容性电子健康指南（Inclusive eHealth Guide）开发的相关研究数据。该指南旨在助力专业人员为社会经济地位（socioeconomic position, SEP）较低的人群开发、适配电子健康干预方案。本研究的核心目标是构建一款工具，以缩小不同群体在电子健康项目获益层面的社会不平等。<br>本研究于2020年12月至2022年12月期间开展，共分为两个主要阶段。<br>第一阶段聚焦于该指南的内容与信息架构开发。本阶段所用数据源自两项前期研究：一是针对专业人员认知的障碍与促进因素开展的德尔菲（Delphi）研究，二是针对目标群体态度展开的基于社区的参与性研究。通过结合自上而下与自下而上两种研究路径，本研究全面兼顾了专业人员与目标用户的双重视角。<br>第二阶段的核心特征是邀请11名专业人员全程参与迭代式参与研究流程。研究团队使用了该指南的测试版本（原型），并结合有声思维测试、半结构化访谈与问卷调研开展工作。该研究方法旨在明确设计需求并完成必要的适配调整。本阶段收集的数据通过主题分析法进行了系统化分析。<br>本数据集仓库收录了与专业人员参与式研究流程相关的全部数据，具体包括数据管理计划、伦理审查申请文件、访谈提纲、知情同意书以及原型界面截图。<br>本研究已获得代尔夫特理工大学人类研究伦理委员会的伦理批准（批准编号：1495）。<br>希望复现本研究或在其工作中使用本数据集的研究人员，可在本仓库中获取全部必要信息。本研究开发的包容性电子健康指南，可为旨在为低社会经济地位人群开发或适配电子健康干预方案的人员提供坚实的起步基础，我们也期待未来的研究能够在此基础上持续优化完善。