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More and more observational studies exploit the achievements of mobiletechnology to ease the overall implementation procedure. Many strategies likedigital phenotyping, ecological momentary assessments or mobile crowdsensingare used in this context. Recently, an increasing number of interventionstudies makes use of mobile technology as well. For the chronic disordertinnitus, only few long-running intervention studies exist, which use mobiletechnology in a larger setting. Tinnitus is characterized by its heterogeneouspatient's symptom profiles, which complicates the development of generaltreatments. In the UNITI project, researchers from different European countriestry to unify existing treatments and interventions to cope with thisheterogeneity. One study arm (UNITI Mobile) exploits mobile technology toinvestigate newly implemented interventions types, especially within thepan-European setting. The goals are to learn more about the validity andusefulness of mobile technology in this context. Furthermore, differences amongthe countries shall be investigated. Practically, two native intervention appshave been developed for UNITI and the mobile study arm, which pose features notpresented so far in other apps of the authors. Along the implementationprocedure, it is discussed whether these features might leverage similar typesof studies in future. Since instruments like the mHealth evidence reporting andassessment checklist (mERA), developed by the WHO mHealth technical evidencereview group, indicate that aspects shown for UNITI Mobile are important in thecontext of health interventions using mobile phones, our findings may be of amore general interest and are therefore being discussed in the work at hand.

UNITI Mobile -- EMI-Apps for a Large-Scale European Study on Tinnitus