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These studies suggest that mobile health applications enhance patient engagement, improve health management, and support lifestyle changes, though they require strong policy frameworks and further research for optimal integration and effectiveness.
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Mobile health (mHealth) applications have emerged as a transformative tool in healthcare, offering potential benefits in patient engagement and health management. These applications facilitate communication between patients and healthcare providers, support self-management of chronic conditions, and enhance overall health outcomes.
Improved Patient-Provider Relationships
Enhanced Patient Knowledge and Behavior
Patient Engagement and Self-Management
Quality of Life Improvements
Barriers and Facilitators in Low-Income Populations
General Practitioners' Perspectives
Patient-Generated Health Data (PGHD)
mHealth applications have a significant positive impact on patient engagement and health management. They improve patient-provider relationships, enhance patient knowledge and behavior, and contribute to better quality of life. However, challenges such as integration into existing healthcare practices and addressing barriers in low-income populations need to be addressed to maximize their potential benefits.
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