The massive transformation in healthcare and developments in mobile technologies highlight the importance of mobile health communication and its offers. Mobile health applications provide many advantages to healthcare providers and consumers, and redefine the delivery of healthcare services. As seen in development of social media sites and online health forums, there are important social and ethical considerations for mobile health communication systems, such as credibility of information provided by mobile applications, privacy and security of patients’ data, low health literacy rates, differences in technology adoption, etc. This study examines the changing structure of health services through mobile applications from service ...
Mobile technology is evolving exponentially and the number of mobile devices around the world is gro...
Mobile health (mHealth) is being recognized as an innovative approach to deliver health care in an a...
In this chapter, the authors investigate major social and ethical implications raised by mobile heal...
Medical digital technologies have the potential to improve public access to healthcare by enhancing ...
Health literacy is critical for cancer patients as they must understand complex procedures or treatm...
The promise and prospects for mobile technologies in healthcare service delivery—particularly as exp...
The global phenomena of mobile technology have encouraged collaborations between national government...
According to the World Health Organization use of mobile, wireless and communication technologies to...
Mobile health (mHealth) is rapidly being implemented and changing our ways of doing, understanding a...
The context in which people consume health information has changed with the diffusion of the...
The internet has bred a generation of health consumers who are now more informed about their healthc...
The presented work is meant to provide insights into current developments and trends with respect to...
Mobile health initiatives aim to give patients more medical information and to empower them over th...
Mobile technology is evolving exponentially and the number of mobile devices around the world is gro...
Mobile health (mHealth) is being recognized as an innovative approach to deliver health care in an a...
In this chapter, the authors investigate major social and ethical implications raised by mobile heal...
Medical digital technologies have the potential to improve public access to healthcare by enhancing ...
Health literacy is critical for cancer patients as they must understand complex procedures or treatm...
The promise and prospects for mobile technologies in healthcare service delivery—particularly as exp...
The global phenomena of mobile technology have encouraged collaborations between national government...
According to the World Health Organization use of mobile, wireless and communication technologies to...
Mobile health (mHealth) is rapidly being implemented and changing our ways of doing, understanding a...
The context in which people consume health information has changed with the diffusion of the...
The internet has bred a generation of health consumers who are now more informed about their healthc...
The presented work is meant to provide insights into current developments and trends with respect to...
Mobile health initiatives aim to give patients more medical information and to empower them over th...
Mobile technology is evolving exponentially and the number of mobile devices around the world is gro...
Mobile health (mHealth) is being recognized as an innovative approach to deliver health care in an a...
In this chapter, the authors investigate major social and ethical implications raised by mobile heal...