Case Study: Duke Center for Addiction Science and Technology advances HIV smoking cessation with CrossComm's Learn to Quit Mobile App

Duke Center for Addiction Science and Technology builds HIV smoking cessation app with CrossComm for 40%+ of patients who use tobacco

The Duke Center for Addiction Science and Technology faced the challenge that over 40% of patients with HIV have a tobacco use disorder, with few digital interventions designed for this group's needs. CrossComm was engaged to provide mobile and healthcare services to adapt an existing app into a tailored digital therapeutic for this population.

CrossComm developed the Learn to Quit - HIV (LTQ-H) app, incorporating gamification, a dynamic notification system, and research-ready analytics to track user behavior. The solution resulted in a secure, cross-platform app that is now undergoing an NIH-funded pilot trial and is available to participants through the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

Duke Center for Addiction Science and Technology