“…The use of smartphones and devices connected to Internet has increased in recent years and it will keep increasing in the future [1][2][3]. This spread has given users the opportunity to change from software that worked in PC with wired Internet to software that works in mobile devices with wireless Internet.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is reflected in terms as m-learning, m-health, m-commerce or m-banking [1]. Mobile health (mHealth or m-health) can be defined as a part of eHealth that avoid location boundaries [4] by using mobile devices and wireless communication technologies to support healthcare systems [5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, the main benefit for management staff is the increase of efficiency, accuracy and procedural tracking in their tasks. mHealth allows patients' empowerment as it increases self-awareness [1,7,8] and self-monitoring [9], which leads to the improvement of patients' decisionmaking and self-management [10,11]. An example of this is the delivery of support and guidance to patients through mobile devices [12].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This permits patients to receive feedback and encouragement [11], to share and manage knowledge [11,14], and to receive advice from healthcare givers located around the world [9,10,15]. Mobile devices can also improve patients' learning process as it favours the delivery of instructions to react properly to emergencies, to be aware of risks and to improve preventive behaviours [1].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…mHealth solutions have been able to engage remote workers, reduce administrative burden, improve the data quality, increase the reliability on records and boost confidence at the point of contact with patient [20]. More specific benefits are: monitoring efficiently patients attributes and environment [1], reducing admissions and readmissions [21], and cutting the cost of care by patients spending more time out of hospitals [9]. Some mHealth solutions that have improved efficiency and quality are applications for consulting information of a patient [22], booking appointments, renewing prescriptions and consulting with healthcare providers [15].…”
Abstract. One of the main challenges of mobile health is using the smaller screens of mobile devices efficiently to show information supporting the health decision-making process. This research proposes a model that can be used to design and evaluate GUIs of mHealth context-aware applications with the aim of ensuring a proper distribution of key information among the screens. The proposed model is then evaluated based on the Health-ITUEM usability parameters description. The results of this evaluation show the attributes related to usability that have been enhanced.
“…The use of smartphones and devices connected to Internet has increased in recent years and it will keep increasing in the future [1][2][3]. This spread has given users the opportunity to change from software that worked in PC with wired Internet to software that works in mobile devices with wireless Internet.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is reflected in terms as m-learning, m-health, m-commerce or m-banking [1]. Mobile health (mHealth or m-health) can be defined as a part of eHealth that avoid location boundaries [4] by using mobile devices and wireless communication technologies to support healthcare systems [5].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Finally, the main benefit for management staff is the increase of efficiency, accuracy and procedural tracking in their tasks. mHealth allows patients' empowerment as it increases self-awareness [1,7,8] and self-monitoring [9], which leads to the improvement of patients' decisionmaking and self-management [10,11]. An example of this is the delivery of support and guidance to patients through mobile devices [12].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This permits patients to receive feedback and encouragement [11], to share and manage knowledge [11,14], and to receive advice from healthcare givers located around the world [9,10,15]. Mobile devices can also improve patients' learning process as it favours the delivery of instructions to react properly to emergencies, to be aware of risks and to improve preventive behaviours [1].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…mHealth solutions have been able to engage remote workers, reduce administrative burden, improve the data quality, increase the reliability on records and boost confidence at the point of contact with patient [20]. More specific benefits are: monitoring efficiently patients attributes and environment [1], reducing admissions and readmissions [21], and cutting the cost of care by patients spending more time out of hospitals [9]. Some mHealth solutions that have improved efficiency and quality are applications for consulting information of a patient [22], booking appointments, renewing prescriptions and consulting with healthcare providers [15].…”
Abstract. One of the main challenges of mobile health is using the smaller screens of mobile devices efficiently to show information supporting the health decision-making process. This research proposes a model that can be used to design and evaluate GUIs of mHealth context-aware applications with the aim of ensuring a proper distribution of key information among the screens. The proposed model is then evaluated based on the Health-ITUEM usability parameters description. The results of this evaluation show the attributes related to usability that have been enhanced.
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