Mobile health (MHEALTH): facilitators and barriers of the intention of use in patients with chronic illnesses
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information technology, mobile health services, MHealth behaviour intention, mHealth preference, chronic disease
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Taylor & Francis
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Mobile health (mHealth) facilitates a new form of doctor-patient communication, in which physical encounters are replaced by interactions through a mobile device. Although the potential of mobile health (mHealth) is extraordinary among the chronically ill, disabled and elderly, the implementation is still very scarce. As patients have many sources of information, investing in mHealth requires a previous knowledge of mHealth preference. The purpose of this study is to analyse preference and intention of using mobile health services by patients with chronic diseases.
Mobile health (mHealth) facilitates a new form of doctor-patient communication, in which physical encounters are replaced by interactions through a mobile device. Although the potential of mobile health (mHealth) is extraordinary among the chronically ill, disabled and elderly, the implementation is still very scarce. As patients have many sources of information, investing in mHealth requires a previous knowledge of mHealth preference. The purpose of this study is to analyse preference and intention of using mobile health services by patients with chronic diseases.
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Análisis de los efectos de las capacidades clave en el ámbito de la comercialización de nuevos servicios industriales y de consumo. Implicaciones para la competitividad
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This work was supported by the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness under the 2016–2019 call for R&D projects (ECO2016-76783-00). Secretaría de Estado de Investigación, Desarrollo e Innovación
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