Title
Cell Phone Methodology for Research and Service with High Risk Mothers and Children
Date
2007
Author(s)
Robin Gaines Lanzi, Sharon Landesman Ramey, Jennifer Burke Lefever, Kristi Carter Guest, Jane Atwater, and Kere Hughes
Brief Type
Journal Publication
Model(s)
Description
Cell phones afford a set of distinctive advantages for gathering information on daily patterns of behavior, establishing relationships, maintaining contact, and providing professional expertise to participants in a wide array of programs, including intervention, treatment, and service. This paper presents new findings about innovative applications of cell phone technology in research on daily patterns of behavior with adolescent mothers, findings relative to feasibility and utility, and presents recommendations for the applicability of its use in early care and education. (author abstract)
Data Collection Methods
- Interviews
- Record and document reviews
- Surveys or questionnaires
Status
Finished
For More Information
Lanzi, R.G., Ramey, S.L., Lefever, J.B., Guest, K.C., Atwater, J., & Hughes, K. (2007) Cell phone methodology for research and service with high risk mothers and children, NHSA Dialog, 10(1), 58-66.
doi: 10.1080/15240750701301852
Author contact information:
Robin Gaines Lanzi
rlanzi@uab.edu
Topics
- Cost
- Program Enhancements, Innovations, and Promising Approaches