Background: Nutrition and diet apps represent today a popular area of mobile health
(mHealth), offering the possibility of delivering behavior change (BC) interventions for …

Aims To evaluate the effects of an outpatient multidisciplinary weight loss intervention in
reducing body mass index (BMI) in children and adolescents suffering overweight and …

Globally, there is a rising demand for an effective, efficient, and trustworthy healthcare
delivery system, particularly in developing countries with large populations and significant …

Background: Childhood obesity is a critical health issue, both currently and for the
foreseeable future. To prevent obesity, behavior changes are essential. Smartphones can …

Background: Strategies to treat pediatric obesity are needed, especially among high-need
populations. Technology is an innovative approach; however, data on technology as …

Patient safety and quality of care are at risk if the informed consent process does not
emphasize patient comprehension. In this paper, we describe how we designed, developed …

The purpose of this study was to gather information on the use and user's satisfaction of
health-related mobile applications (apps) by university students for fitness and dietary …

Open innovation is built on the core principles of interactions, interdependence and
exchange of knowledge. Clusters are believed to support organisations' efforts to explore …

During well-child primary care visits, both individually and in groups, registered dietitians
provided an intervention that focused on improving parenting skills, infant feeding, and-as …

The kids of European and occidental countries are threatened by obesity. They are potential
persons to become chronic patients. mHealth technology can help them to change their …