Testing the Feasibility and Psychometric Properties of a Mobile Diary (myWHI) in Adolescents and Young Adults With Headaches.

JMIR Mhealth Uhealth · 2015 · PMC4441754 · PMID 25956377

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Adherence with the daily diary entries also improved, but did not reach statistical significance (26% of participants, n=5, completed all 14 daily entries in Cycle 2 vs 18% of participants, n=2, in Cycle 1; χ 2 (1) =0.26 , P =.69; 53% of participants, n=10, completed 75% of the 14 daily diary entries in Cycle 2 vs 18% of participants, n=2, in Cycle 1; χ 2 (1) =3.44 , P =.12).

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