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Google Analytics 4 Events and Data for Health Assessments

All HRAs generate Google Analytics 4 (GA4) events for specific events within the HRA. To set up GA4 for your HRA, go to the Analytics/Tagging section within your HRA’s customization (accessible via the dashboard).

Click +Add Analytics Service and select Google Analytics 4. You will need to add your GA4 Property Tracking ID information into the customization section, which can be found on your GA4 Manager Dashboard.

About Page Views

Because Google Analytics 4 does not support manually triggering page views, we represent page views as events. Each page view event has a page_url value that corresponds to a conceptual URL for the page in the HRA.

Supported Events

For reference:

  • “applicationType” indicates the name of the HRA, in lowercase with spaces replaced by dashes (e.g., heartaware).
  • {x} indicates the page on which validation failed
  • {y} indicates text value that indicates the question on the page that failed validation (age question would be “age,” current medications is “medications,” etc.)
  • {z} indicates the contact field on the page that failed validation

 

Event Name (event) Page URL (page_url) Description
full-disclaimer-view {applicationType}/splash User views the full disclaimer
start-page-viewed {applicationType}/splash User views the splash page (start screen)
validation-failed-disclaimer {applicationType}/splash User fails validation on disclaimer
validation-failed-{y} {applicationType}/questions-{x} User fails validation on any question (represented by {y}) on any page (represented by {x}).
back-button-clicked (current page) User clicks the back button to return to previous page
validation-failed-{z} {applicationType}/contact User fails validation on contact page
results-page-viewed {applicationType}/results User views the results page
cta-1-clicked {applicationType}/results User clicks on the first Call to Action on the results page
cta-2-clicked {applicationType}/results User clicks on the second Call to Action on the results page
cta-3-clicked {applicationType}/results User clicks on the third Call to Action on the results page
report-viewed {applicationType}/more-results User clicks to open the full Results Report
report-emailed {applicationType}/results User clicks to email a copy of the full Results Report
primary-result-{primary_result} {applicationType}/results This is the primary result displayed to the user

Other Event Fields

The following fields are also added to every event:

  • hra_name – Name of the HRA (e.g., HeartAware)
  • hra_location – Location of the HRA (if present)
  • source – Where the user came from (?utm_source={source} in url)

 

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Patient Consent to Communication of Personal Health Information (PHI) through Standard SMS/Text Message and/or Email

Welcome! Your healthcare provider has partnered with HealthAware to help guide you through your care plan.

Who is HealthAware?
HealthAware provides health support programs (HSPs) delivered via standard SMS/text message and/or email. Your HSP is under the direction of your healthcare provider and is designed to support you in your health journey by providing education information related to:

  • Your health support program
  • Behavioral prompts/check-ins
  • Assessments/progress reports
  • Appointment reminders
  • Other health related messages or programs pertaining to my health support program

These HealthAware programs are for educational purposes only. They cannot provide, and are not intended as a substitute for medical care. The programs are automated, and therefore not actively monitored. In the event that medical care is needed, please call your healthcare provider or 911.

Why do I need to accept this patient consent?
HealthAware uses standard SMS/text messages and email messages that are not encrypted to communicate information with you about your HSP. Consequently, there is a risk that an unauthorized third party could view the information being transmitted.

To whom does HealthAware disclose my PHI (Personal Health Information)?
HealthAware only discloses PHI to you and your healthcare provider. HealthAware does not disclose PHI to any other party, such as marketing or sales organizations.

Consent
By clicking “accept” on a web page, clicking a link that is clearly labeled as a means of indicating consent, or replying “yes” to my consent prompt via text message, I agree to the following:

I hereby consent and state my preference for HealthAware to communicate with me via SMS/text message and/or email regarding various aspects of my health support program (HSP), which may include my PHI, behavioral prompts/check-ins, assessments and progress reports, appointment reminders, and other health related messages or programs pertaining to my health support program.

I understand that standard SMS/text messaging and email are not confidential methods of communication and may be insecure. I further understand that, because of this, there is a risk that standard SMS/text messaging and email regarding my medical care might be intercepted and read by a third party.

I may revoke this consent in writing except to the extent that HealthAware and/or my healthcare provider has already made disclosures in reliance upon my prior consent. If I do not accept this consent, or if I later revoke it, the commencement, continuation, or quality of my treatment will not be affected, but my enrollment with the HSP delivered by HealthAware will be terminated.