Study Links Digital Health App Use Intention to Relatedness and Self-Efficacy
A cross-theoretical survey indicates that users' sense of relatedness and self-efficacy are the strongest correlates of intention to use digital ...
A cross-theoretical survey indicates that users' sense of relatedness and self-efficacy are the strongest correlates of intention to use digital ...
A pilot study evaluating virtual reality headsets among hospitalized adults with sickle cell disease demonstrated high acceptability, low side effects, ...
A multicenter implementation study across primary care centers in Catalonia revealed that routine adoption of extended reality for chronic pain ...
An 18-month trial of digital stress-management programs in breast cancer patients found no overall group differences compared to usual care, ...
A six-month observational study of 200 adults with psoriatic arthritis found that regular engagement with a tailored digital lifestyle app ...
A cross-sectional study of 128 caregivers found that an artificial intelligence chatbot called Daphne achieved high usability and trust while ...
A University of Southampton study finds that online health users trade privacy and data security concerns for convenience and essential ...
A new Perspective argues telemedicine, online collaborative platforms, immersive technology and artificial intelligence could help close the global neurosurgical care ...
An umbrella review of 42 systematic reviews covering roughly 574,676 participants finds digital health interventions may modestly improve medication adherence, ...
An umbrella review of 232 meta-analyses encompassing 559,792 participants found that digital health interventions are effective compared with inactive controls ...
A scoping review of 30 studies finds social media increasingly supports malaria communication and surveillance intelligence, but only two studies ...
A three-month Japanese usability study found that ten adults with irritable bowel syndrome maintained a 94.9 percent mean daily diary ...
A survey of 415 healthcare professionals in Lagos public facilities found 86.5 percent had used AI tools, though only 19.8 ...
A Spanish pilot randomized controlled trial found no significant 12-month HbA1c difference between online and face-to-face delivery of the same ...
A survey of 100 pregnant and postpartum women at a Nigerian teaching hospital found that 87 percent were interested in ...
A cross-sectional study of 1,277 Turkish fitness center attendees found that more favorable perceptions of wearable sports technology were independently ...
A scoping review finds that evaluation studies of remote patient monitoring in cancer and cardiovascular care frequently report ethical issues ...
Researchers built a proof-of-concept framework that uses large language models to extract clinical entities from Thai medical documents and link ...
A Frontiers in Health Services editorial argues that digital tools in care settings can either support person-centred practice or introduce ...
A global survey of nearly 12,000 Clue app users found two-thirds worried about their cycles, most managed symptoms alone, and ...
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