Felicia Brochu

“Who needs an app? Fertility patients’ use of a novel mobile health app”

Skye Adell Miner, Eden Noah Gelgoot, Alix Lahuec, Samantha Wunderlich et autres

Objective The number of couples experiencing infertility treatment has increased, as has the number of women and men experiencing infertility treatment-related stress and anxiety. Therefore, there is a need to provide information and support to both men and women facing fertility concerns. …

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Searching the Internet for Infertility Information: A Survey of Patient Needs and Preferences

Felicia Brochu, Stéphanie Robins, Skye Adell Miner, Paul Henry Grunberg et autres

BACKGROUND: Given the complexity of infertility diagnoses and treatments and the convenience of the internet for finding health-related information, people undergoing infertility treatments often use Web-based resources to obtain infertility information and support. However, little is known about the types of information …

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Searching the Internet for Infertility Information: A Survey of Patient Needs and Preferences (Preprint)

Felicia Brochu, Stéphanie Robins, Skye Adell Miner, Paul Henry Grunberg et autres

BACKGROUND Given the complexity of infertility diagnoses and treatments and the convenience of the internet for finding health-related information, people undergoing infertility treatments often use Web-based resources to obtain infertility information and support. However, little is known about the types of information …

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Promoting patient empowerment in men and women undergoing fertility treatment through the provision of mobile informational and emotional support

Felicia Brochu

Infertility, the inability to become pregnant after 12 months of regular unprotected sex, affects approximately 16% of Canadian couples and is associated with psychological distress, stigma and feelings such as loneliness, uncertainty and loss of control. Fertility patients may benefit from interventions …

“It’s Totally Okay to Be Sad, but Never Lose Hope”: Content Analysis of Infertility-Related Videos on YouTube in Relation to Viewer Preferences

Margot Kelly-Hedrick, Paul Henry Grunberg, Felicia Brochu, Phyllis Zelkowitz

BACKGROUND: Infertility patients frequently use the internet to find fertility-related information and support from people in similar circumstances. YouTube is increasingly used as a source of health-related information and may influence health decision making. There have been no studies examining the content …

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�It�s Totally Okay to Be Sad, but Never Lose Hope�: Content Analysis of Infertility-Related Videos on YouTube in Relation to Viewer Preferences (Preprint)

Margot Kelly-Hedrick, Paul Henry Grunberg, Felicia Brochu, Phyllis Zelkowitz

"It's totally okay to be sad, but never lose hope": The Content of Infertility-Related Videos on YouTube.

Margot Kelly-Hedrick, Paul Henry Grunberg, Felicia Brochu, Phyllis Zelkowitz