What is the added value of involving actors in addition to the girl herself such as parents, guardians, husbands (i.e., multilevel interventions)?
Rather, we assume that users' design feedback may complement other types of evaluation data, such as interaction data or data from inspections with usability experts, thereby strengthening the value of involving users in usability evaluation.
Contrary to the traditional view that undergraduate research should only follow completion of prerequisite lecture and lab courses, the research underscores the value of involving younger students early (even as some try to determine their academic interests), engaging them through research, and requiring only the "just in time" science learning needed to participate in the research.
The value of involving patients in traditional learning medical student learning environments has long being recognised [ 16].
This is supported by a growing body of literature pointing to the added value of involving physicians in governance [ 19, 34- 39].
While this study's findings provide evidence of the value of involving a wide spectrum of actors in planning and development, it also highlights the challenges that result from the involvement of many actors.
The positive value of involving specialist researchers to describe their disciplines without compelling trainees toward any particular type of research over another was a recurring finding throughout all elements of the evaluation of the training.
Nevertheless, recent trials conducted in families of adults [ 12] and adolescents [ 13] or carers alone [ 14] have yielded positive effects on outcome, illustrating the potential value of involving relatives to improve the outcome of bipolar disorder.
What is new with this study is that it provides insight into the added value of involving psychiatric patients early on as active contributors in the development of a mobile application.
In our study, care coordinators were able to see the value of involving relatives in terms of saving input from services in the longer term; however they were concerned about the feasibility of increasing the frequency and duration of visits, and the need to take on relatives as an invisible caseload.
