RWD186 A QUALITATIVE STUDY ON OBESE ADULTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR WEIGHT MANAGEMENT COUNSELING

The global prevalence of obesity continues to rise, posing significant challenges to individual health and public healthcare systems. The term artificial intelligence is gaining attention in healthcare, seen as a means to resolve difficulties experienced by students, educators, health professionals, and patients. Despite its potential to support behavior change and improve outcomes, there is a lack of knowledge about obese adults' perceptions of using artificial intelligence in weight management counseling.

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Value in Health Regional Issues
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2025-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.vhri.2025.101224
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Mobile Health and mHealth Applications
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RWD186 A QUALITATIVE STUDY ON OBESE ADULTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR WEIGHT MANAGEMENT COUNSELING

Yanya Chen, X. Zhang, Wai‐Kit Ming, Y L Zhang
Value in Health Regional Issues
Mobile Health and mHealth Applications
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RWD186 A QUALITATIVE STUDY ON OBESE ADULTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR WEIGHT MANAGEMENT COUNSELING

Yanya Chen, X. Zhang, Wai‐Kit Ming, Y L Zhang
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The global prevalence of obesity continues to rise, posing significant challenges to individual health and public healthcare systems. The term artificial intelligence is gaining attention in healthcare, seen as a means to resolve difficulties experienced by students, educators, health professionals, and patients. Despite its potential to support behavior change and improve outcomes, there is a lack of knowledge about obese adults' perceptions of using artificial intelligence in weight management counseling.

Value in Health Regional IssuesVol. 49
Jinan University (CN), City University of Hong Kong (HK), University of Hong Kong (HK)
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RWD186 A QUALITATIVE STUDY ON OBESE ADULTS’ PERCEPTIONS OF USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FOR WEIGHT MANAGEMENT COUNSELING — Yanya Chen, X. Zhang, et al. · Value in Health Regional Issues (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS