Background The digital transformation has the potential to change health care toward more
consumers' involvement, for example, in the form of health-related apps which are already …

Background: There is significant potential for mobile health technology to improve health
outcomes for patients with chronic diseases. However, there is a need for further …

Objective: This study aims to identify and weight barriers to and drivers of health app use
among health care professionals (HCPs) from the United Kingdom. Methods: A discrete …

Background: Mobile health apps have changed the way people obtain health information
and services and advance their understanding and management of their health. Although …

Background Cardiovascular disease and type 2 diabetes mellitus are two of the most
prevalent chronic conditions worldwide. An unhealthy lifestyle greatly contributes to …

Background: Considering the increasing demand for health services by older people and
the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, digital health is commonly viewed to offer a pathway to …

Background: Mobile health apps can help to change health-related behaviors and manage
chronic conditions in patients with cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) and diabetes mellitus …

Background: Mobile apps hold promise for serving as a lifestyle intervention in public health
to promote wellness and attenuate chronic conditions, yet little is known about how …

Background: The World Health Organization has defined mobile health (mHealth) as the
“use of mobile and wireless technologies to support the achievement of health objectives.” …

Background: Mobile health (mHealth) apps can be prescribed as an effective self-
management tool for patients. However, it is challenging for doctors to navigate 350,000 …