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2020
Mobile health (mHealth), the application of mobile technologies for healthcare services, has been the driving force in healthcare in the last few decades; from healthcare service delivery to low-cost tools for effective disease diagnosis, prediction, monitoring, and management.
Gloria Ejehiohen Iyawa +2 more
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Mobile health (mHealth), the application of mobile technologies for healthcare services, has been the driving force in healthcare in the last few decades; from healthcare service delivery to low-cost tools for effective disease diagnosis, prediction, monitoring, and management.
Gloria Ejehiohen Iyawa +2 more
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2012
The mHealth field focuses on the use of mobile technologies to support hospital care, healthy behavior, patient monitoring, and educational awareness. It is a new field that is developing rapidly, with thousands of mHealth applications developed within the last two years alone.
Nicolas Friederici +2 more
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The mHealth field focuses on the use of mobile technologies to support hospital care, healthy behavior, patient monitoring, and educational awareness. It is a new field that is developing rapidly, with thousands of mHealth applications developed within the last two years alone.
Nicolas Friederici +2 more
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2017
Recently, we are witnessing an exponential growth in remote monitoring and mobile applications for healthcare. These solutions are all designed to ultimately enable the consumer to enjoy better healthcare delivery and /or wellness. In order to understand this growing area, we believe it is necessary to develop a framework to analyse and evaluate these ...
Ruwini Edirisinghe +2 more
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Recently, we are witnessing an exponential growth in remote monitoring and mobile applications for healthcare. These solutions are all designed to ultimately enable the consumer to enjoy better healthcare delivery and /or wellness. In order to understand this growing area, we believe it is necessary to develop a framework to analyse and evaluate these ...
Ruwini Edirisinghe +2 more
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Proceedings of the 9th International Joint Conference on Biomedical Engineering Systems and Technologies, 2016
mHealth research has been growing exponentially in recent years. But, without a clear definition of the mHealth domain, the research has been ad hoc and selective. A roadmap is necessary to guide the research and harness mHealthâs full potential. We present an ontology of mHealth to define its domain.
Joshua D. Cameron +2 more
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mHealth research has been growing exponentially in recent years. But, without a clear definition of the mHealth domain, the research has been ad hoc and selective. A roadmap is necessary to guide the research and harness mHealthâs full potential. We present an ontology of mHealth to define its domain.
Joshua D. Cameron +2 more
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Provenance framework for mHealth
2013 Fifth International Conference on Communication Systems and Networks (COMSNETS), 2013Mobile health technologies allow patients to collect their health information outside the hospital and share this information with others. But how can data consumers know whether to trust the sensor-collected and human-entered data they receive? Data consumers might be able to verify the accuracy and authenticity of the data if they have information ...
Aarathi Prasad +5 more
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The Economics of eHealth and mHealth
Journal of Health Communication, 2012While mHealth has the potential to overcome traditional obstacles to the delivery of health services to the poor in lower and middle-income countries--issues related to access, quality, time, and resources--there is little evidence as to whether the expected benefits and savings can be actualized on a large scale.
Julian, Schweitzer, Christina, Synowiec
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A provenance framework for mHealth
Proceedings of the Second ACM Workshop on Mobile Systems, Applications, and Services for HealthCare, 2012Consider Jane, who is using one or more mHealth devices, continuously or periodically collecting her health-related information into her mobile phone. The phone periodically uploads this information, along with other health-related information that Jane manually inputs to her phone, to her electronic health record (EHR).
Aarathi Prasad +3 more
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Advancing the Science of mHealth
Journal of Health Communication, 2012Mobile health (mHealth) technologies have the potential to greatly impact health research, health care, and health outcomes, but the exponential growth of the technology has outpaced the science. This article outlines two initiatives designed to enhance the science of mHealth.
Wendy, Nilsen +7 more
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Proceedings of the 28th Australian Conference on Computer-Human Interaction - OzCHI '16, 2016
Mobile health (mHealth) behavioural interventions have increasingly recognised the importance of integrating evidence supported behaviour change techniques and user centred design feedback. This paper presents a mHealth intervention design process that systematically integrates these criteria in the context of designing a novel app to modify snacking ...
Anthony Smith +4 more
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Mobile health (mHealth) behavioural interventions have increasingly recognised the importance of integrating evidence supported behaviour change techniques and user centred design feedback. This paper presents a mHealth intervention design process that systematically integrates these criteria in the context of designing a novel app to modify snacking ...
Anthony Smith +4 more
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2013
Mobile Healthcare, or mHealth, involves the use of mobile devices in healthcare. It is considered a revolutionary approach to delivering health care services such as diagnosis and treatment, research, and patient monitoring. Much of its revolutionary reach is due to the widespread adoption of mobile devices such as mobile smart phones and tablets such ...
Barbara L. Ciaramitaro, Marilyn Skrocki
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Mobile Healthcare, or mHealth, involves the use of mobile devices in healthcare. It is considered a revolutionary approach to delivering health care services such as diagnosis and treatment, research, and patient monitoring. Much of its revolutionary reach is due to the widespread adoption of mobile devices such as mobile smart phones and tablets such ...
Barbara L. Ciaramitaro, Marilyn Skrocki
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