At MEMOTEXT, we thought we’d share about the importance of how to measure the effectiveness of tools such as JITAI’s and Microrandomization.
A Just-in-Time Adaptive Intervention (JITAI) is an adaptive digital health approach designed to deliver engagement in an evidence-informed sequence precisely when an end-user needs it, based on their context as determined by health-data such as behaviors, engagement patterns and health data to name a few.
Microrandomizations are instrumental in refining JITAIs by enabling continuous, data-driven learning about user engagement. By introducing slight, randomized variations to intervention components, we can gain insight into which conditions best promote user interaction. For instance, varying message timing across user wake and activity patterns may reveal optimal windows for engagement, while adapting message content (e.g., a motivational quote versus a practical tip) can allow for a nuanced understanding of user preferences.
Below, we provide a list of measurement techniques, which give you an idea of both the types of variables to consider and the importance of measurement. See both advanced Machine Learning (ML) techniques and non-ML JITAI measurement techniques for your reading pleasure.
Non-ML Techniques… Just a few ideas for your consideration.