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With-Me - Technology-Aided Phone Coaching for Occupational Health Study
coachingcost-effectivenesscustomer-satisfactiondigital-healthguideline-adherencelifestyleoccupational-healthpsychological-stress
The purpose of this study is to examine whether the technology (web-based coaching, profiling and suggestion tool) brings added value to the traditional phone coaching in occupational health context. The interventions are phone counseling interventions. The other intervention exploits additionally a specific web-based coaching, profiling and suggestion tool.
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