Background: People aged≥ 65 years are more likely to have health problems related to
aging, polypharmacy, and low treatment adherence. Moreover, health literacy levels …

Background: Digital tools accessed via smartphones can promote chronic condition
management, reduce disparities in health care and hospital readmissions, and improve …

Background: Selecting and integrating health-related apps into patient care is impeded by
the absence of objective guidelines for identifying high-quality apps from the many …

Background: Symptom drawings are widely used as a qualitative and quantitative method of
assessing pain symptoms for both clinical and research purposes. As electronic drawings …

Background: Studies have consistently shown that mobile and Web-based apps have
positive impacts on people's daily lifestyles, health management, and disease treatment. As …

Background: Mobile health (mHealth) apps that support individuals pursuing health and
wellness goals, such as weight management, stress management, smoking cessation, and …

Background: The recent trend of increasing health care costs in the United States is likely
not sustainable. To make health care more economically sustainable, attention must be …

Background: The use of Web-or mobile phone–based apps for tracking health indicators has
increased greatly. However, provider perceptions of consumer-grade devices have not been …

Background: Mobile technology ownership in the general US population and medical
professionals is increasing, leading to increased use in clinical settings. However, data on …

Background: Oral chemotherapy is increasingly used in place of traditional intravenous
chemotherapy to treat patients with cancer. While oral chemotherapy includes benefits such …