Research & Publications

Peer-reviewed research advancing knowledge in health informatics, educational technology, and human-computer interaction.

Research Areas

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Human-Centered and Socio-Technical Innovation

Focuses on human-system interaction, participatory design, and collaborative technologies for health and education. Encompasses usability, user experience, and technological fit in real-world contexts.

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Digital Health Transformation and Well-being

Covers outcomes from digital interventions, mobile health, AI-supported care, and data-driven public health approaches. Examines challenges and opportunities for equitable, preventative, and personalized healthcare.

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Adaptive Systems and Intelligent Technologies

Highlights research on AI, machine learning, and adaptive digital systems in both education and healthcare settings. Emphasizes responsive, personalized technologies and their real-world deployment.

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Ethics, Trust, and Responsible AI

Addresses equity, governance, legal, and ethical challenges in AI adoption, especially in sensitive sectors like health and education. Explores frameworks and best practices for inclusive, transparent, and trustworthy technological development.

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Technology Adoption, Literacy, and Impact

Investigates patterns, barriers, and enablers in the uptake and sustained use of digital solutions, from wearables to learning platforms. Includes educational efforts to foster AI literacy and readiness in public health and societal contexts.

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Intervention Design, Evaluation, and Outcomes

Focuses on methods for designing, implementing, and evaluating digital interventions for behavior change, health improvement, and learning advancement. Encompasses participatory, stakeholder-driven approaches and impact assessment.

Publications

30+
Total Publications
500+
Citations
15+
Journal Articles

Journal Articles

Peer-reviewed research published in leading academic journals.

2025

Machine Learning and Thematic Analysis of Suicide Prevention Mobile Applications

International Journal of Human–Computer Interaction

This study combines machine learning techniques with qualitative thematic analysis to evaluate the effectiveness and user experience of suicide prevention mobile applications. Findings inform design recommendations for mental health technology.

Journal Article Published
2021

User Reviews of Depression App Features: Analysis and Implications

JMIR Formative Research

Systematic analysis of user-generated reviews to identify key features and pain points in depression management applications. Results highlight the importance of personalization and evidence-based interventions.

Journal Article Published
2021

MOOCs Users' Concerns in Mobile Learning Applications

International Journal of Interactive Mobile Technologies (IJIM)

Investigation of user concerns and barriers to adoption in mobile learning platforms. Provides insights for improving accessibility and engagement in online education.

Journal Article Published
2019

Evaluation Framework for Depression Management Applications

TEM Journal

Development and validation of a comprehensive evaluation framework for assessing the quality and effectiveness of depression management mobile applications.

Journal Article Published

Conference Proceedings

Presentations and papers at national and international conferences.

2025

LIWC-Based Sentiment Analysis of Depression Apps

SAM International Business Conference

Novel methodology combining Linguistic Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC) with sentiment analysis to evaluate mental health applications.

2024

Insights from Depression App User Reviews

MWAIS (Midwest Association for Information Systems)

Comprehensive analysis using sentiment analysis and topic modeling to extract actionable insights from user feedback.

2024

Ontological Model for Asthma Diagnosis

ICT4Africa Conference

Knowledge representation framework supporting clinical decision-making in asthma diagnosis and management.

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