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Understanding the usage of mental health apps among post-secondary students
… prevalence of mental disorders yet underutilize health services. Culturally relevant mental health apps that incorporate insights from the targeted population can possibly reduce the mental health disparities that exist among marginalized groups. The study uses a semi-structured interview to …
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Feasibility and Acceptability of Using Mobile Health Apps in Underserved Patients with Diabetes
… necessary for effective diabetes management. Health disparities lead to a higher rate of diabetes development in minority and poor populations. Since underserved patients have limited access to traditional healthcare avenues, providers should explore other means, like mobile health (mHealth), …
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Determinants of Early-stage User Involvement (EUI) in User Need Identification for Health Apps: An Exploratory Study
Promising digital health innovations, such as health apps, often fail to improve healthcare outcomes: approximately 80% of health apps are considered unreliable and 53% of them are reportedly uninstalled within 30 days of being downloaded, limiting their adoption and ability to deliver intended …
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The role of health apps in glycemic control and dietary-related outcomes in the clinical management of adults with type 2 diabetes
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Mobile applications in adolescent psychotherapy - How can they be successfully transferred into practice?
… pandemic resulted in a sharp increase in mental health problems among adolescents. To support young people with their needs, mental health apps can play an important role. They demonstrate several advantages for adolescent psychotherapeutic care, for example, an increase in adolescents’ …
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The Influence of Message Framing on Engagement with a Mobile Application for Motivating Exercise
Mobile phone personal health monitoring software is designed to help people monitor and change their behavior. Exercise applications may measure heart rate, temperature, distance traveled, and movement. Although some of these programs incorporate behavioral theories to motivate engagement and …
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Consumer Adoption of Health Information Systems
… nearly 18 percent of the country's GDP, the U.S. healthcare industry continues to wrestle with growing cost and a quality of care that does not match the increased spending. The dominant focus to date has been on promoting Health IT (HIT) system implementation and digitizing health records at the …
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Mobile health applications digital evidence taxonomy with knowledge sharing approach for digital forensics readiness
M-health is the current application that capable to monitor and detect human biological change and used the Internet as a platform to transfer and receive the data from the cloud providers. However, the advancement of Internet of Things (IoT) technology poses a great challenge for digital forensic …
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PediApp Finder: Creating a Pediatric Application Database
… phones, over half of these cell phone owners use apps on their phone (Fox & Duggan, 2012; Purcell, 2011). According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (2013), by 2015, 500 million mobile device users will be using mobile health, or “m-Health” apps. Healthcare professionals are increasingly …
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DIET, EXERCISE, AND SMARTPHONES - A CONTENT ANALYSIS OF MOBILE HEALTH APPLICATIONS FOR WEIGHT LOSS
… of mobile applications. Mobile applications, or apps, are small programs that are designed to run on smartphones and mobile devices for providing information on a wide range of topics addressing the varied needs of an individual. Health apps are one of the more popular categories of apps that are …
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Content complexity of nutrition apps
… with 58% of U.S. mobile phone users downloading health apps and 62% of dietitians recommending diet/physical activity tracking apps. App behavior change techniques include goal setting, self-monitoring, and feedback; however, dietitian involvement in app content development remains uncertain. …
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Health app use predictors in adults with diabetes: a qualitative and quantitative analysis using the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology 2
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The Relation Among Thought Suppression, Forgetting, and Mental Health
… the impact of suppression training on mental health. This research study forms the heart of this thesis and will be discussed in detail in Chapter 3. Of course, our conviction in the beneficial impact of suppression would not have been as strongly present if not supported by existing research …
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PetSense - La solución para el monitoreo de la salud de tu mascota
Este proyecto consiste en el análisis de la viabilidad financiera y operativa de PetSense, un collar inteligente que con ayuda de un dispositivo identifica por medio de diferentes sensores el estado de salud de las mascotas. Acompañado de una aplicación móvil, PetSense busca convertirse en el mejor …