3.1.1 Strategic segmentation and targeting Matching users to interventions begins with precise segmentation and stratification based on (a) clinical data (e.g., diagnosis, disease profile, risk level, comorbidities), (b) demographic data [e.g., age, gender, geographic location, area deprivation index (ADI)], (c) sociocultural data (e.g., language, geography), (d) behavioral and psychological data (e.g., health goals, capabilities, behavioral drivers, specific pain points and barriers, priorities, expectations, motivation, readiness, concerns, mental models, beliefs, status quo behaviors or solutions), (e) eligibility information, and (f) engagement data (e.g., prior actions, website/email engagement, etc.)
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