Tecnologia, trabalho e informação sob a ótica da desigualdade social: implicações na política social

Rizzotti, Maria Luiza Amaral; Nalesso, Ana Patrícia Pires

doi:10.1590/0101-6628.282

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“…Despite the above, it should be noted that among the plurality of 23 countries developing the selected apps, only two are Ibero-American (Brazil and Spain), whose total number of apps did not exceed 11 (2%). This reality may indicate an important indicator of technological investment related to the health of people with DM, above all because it corresponds to realities with different socio-cultural characteristics, the effects of which may suggest different impacts on more vulnerable populations in which functional, cultural and technological literacy and literacy have different realities between peoples and nations ( 30 - 31 ) , which is no different for people with DM.…”

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“…A pesar de lo expuesto, cabe destacar que, en medio a la pluralidad de 23 países desenvolvedores de los apps seleccionados, apenas dos son iberoamericanos (Brasil y España), cuya expresión total del número de apps no ultrapasó 11 (2%). Esa realidad puede señalar un importante indicador de la necesidad de realizar inversiones tecnológicas, relacionadas a la salud de la persona con DM, sobre todo, por corresponder a las realidades con características socioculturales distintas, cuyas consecuencias pueden provocar impactos distintos en poblaciones más vulnerables, en las cuales la alfabetización funcional, cultural, tecnológica y el analfabetismo imprimen realidades diferentes entre los pueblos y naciones ( 30 - 31 ) , lo que no es diferente para las personas con DM.…”

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Benchmarking mobile applications for the health of people with Diabetes Mellitus

Lopes,

Chagas,

Gomes

et al. 2024

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Objective: to map the content and features of mobile applications on the management of Diabetes Mellitus and their usability on the main operating systems. Method: benchmarking research. The mapping of apps, content, and resources on the Play Store and App Store platforms was based on an adaptation of the Joanna Briggs Institute’s scoping review framework. For the usability analysis, the apps were tested for two weeks and the System Usability Scale instrument was used, with scores between 50-67 points being considered borderline, between 68-84, products with acceptable usability and above 85, excellent user acceptance and, for the analysis, descriptive statistics. Results: the most prevalent contents were capillary blood glucose management, diet, oral drug therapy, and insulin therapy. As for resources, diaries and graphs were the most common. With regard to usability, two apps were considered to have excellent usability; 34, products with acceptable usability; 29, the resource may have some flaws but still has acceptable usability standards and 6, with flaws and no usability conditions. Conclusion: the content and resources of mobile applications address the fundamental points for managing Diabetes Mellitus with user-friendly resources, with usability acceptable to users and have the potential to assist in the management of Diabetes Mellitus in patients’ daily lives.

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