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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"mobile health applications"”.

  1. 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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  2. DIET, EXERCISE, AND SMARTPHONES - A CONTENT ANALYSIS OF MOBILE HEALTH APPLICATIONS FOR WEIGHT LOSS

    … has resulted in the widespread use 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 …

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  3. Influencing Behaviour to Improve Diabetes Self-Management: The Design and Evaluation of Mobile Health Applications

    … is challenging traditional approaches to healthcare delivery. While the pervasiveness of mobile phones has resulted in a consumer-driven market for diabetes-focused mobile health applications (apps), the majority of these apps are not evidence-based or rigorously evaluated. The main …

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  4. Engaging Student Nurses in Lifestyle Management: The Role of Technology-Based Interventions and Mobile Health Applications

    Despite their knowledge of health risks and their future role as health promoters, pre-registered nursing students frequently struggle with unhealthy behaviours, including high rates of overweight and obesity. This thesis investigated these challenges in a student nurse population in the South West …

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  5. Examining the Correlates of Adolescent Food and Nutrition Knowledge in London, Ontario

    … basic food literacy skills needed to consume a healthy diet. This exploratory study examined: (1) the current state of food and nutrition knowledge among adolescents in grades 9-12 in the London-Middlesex region of Ontario; and (2) predictors of food knowledge among adolescents. Data for this …

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  6. Systematic Review of the Impact of Tele-medicine and Digital Platforms on Hypertension Management Among the Elderly in the UK.

    … poly-pharmacy, frailty, and barriers to healthcare access. This systematic review examines the impact of telemedicine and digital platforms on hypertension management among older adults in the UK. Evidence indicates that telemedicine interventions—such as remote blood pressure monitoring, …

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  7. A Realist Study of Self-management Apps to help People living with Chronic Low Back Pain

    … supporting people to<br/>self-manage CLBP. Mobile health applications could help with this.<br/>However, studies to date do not explain why self-management apps<br/>may work for some people with CLBP, and not for others. The aim of<br/>this research was to understand what it is about a …

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  8. Efficient, robust and uncertainty aware mobile health

    … and wearables are transforming various mobile applications, including health monitoring. As the difference between consumer health wearables and medical devices begins to soften, it is now common for a single wearable device to monitor a range of medical risk factors. Potentially, these …

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  9. Managing Fatigue with Technology for Individuals with Multiple Sclerosis

    … study was to investigate whether the use of a mobile health application (mHealth app) in conjunction with energy conservation management techniques will result in a decrease in fatigue for adults with multiple sclerosis.</p> <p><strong>METHOD: </strong>Using a quantitative, exploratory, …

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