Perceptions of healthcare professionals and patients with cardiovascular diseases on mHealth lifestyle apps: A qualitative study

Lifestyle apps provide an opportunity for better patient and healthcare professional communications, however, several barriers including improving digital health literacy and scientific validations of the apps are required before being recommended in clinical practice. Findings from this study can inform potential mHealth lifestyle app design to meet the demands of users. Addressing these barriers effectively can enhance the adoption and efficacy of mHealth apps, ultimately contributing to improved CVD management and healthier lifestyle behaviours.

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International Journal of Medical Informatics
Published
2024-11-19
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijmedinf.2024.105706
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4
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Mobile Health and mHealth Applications
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Field-Weighted Citation Impact
3.40

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Perceptions of healthcare professionals and patients with cardiovascular diseases on mHealth lifestyle apps: A qualitative study

Sadika Akhter, Sheikh Mohammed Shariful Islam, Jeban Chandir Moses, Ashal Singh
4 citations
International Journal of Medical Informatics
Mobile Health and mHealth Applications
3.40
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Perceptions of healthcare professionals and patients with cardiovascular diseases on mHealth lifestyle apps: A qualitative study

Sadika Akhter, Sheikh Mohammed Shariful Islam, Jeban Chandir Moses, Ashal Singh
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4 citations

Abstract

Lifestyle apps provide an opportunity for better patient and healthcare professional communications, however, several barriers including improving digital health literacy and scientific validations of the apps are required before being recommended in clinical practice. Findings from this study can inform potential mHealth lifestyle app design to meet the demands of users. Addressing these barriers effectively can enhance the adoption and efficacy of mHealth apps, ultimately contributing to improved CVD management and healthier lifestyle behaviours.

International Journal of Medical InformaticsVol. 194
Deakin University (AU)
National Heart Foundation of Australia, National Health and Medical Research Council
Openalex Percentile: Top 7%
Mobile Health and mHealth Applications
3.40
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