Most mHealth apps aren't effective for chronic conditions - FierceHealthcare

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Most mHealth apps aren't effective for chronic conditions FierceHealthcare Although there is a rapidly growing market of mHealth apps targeting high-cost, high-need health conditions, the majority of those apps are unable to go beyond a basic level of patient engagement that would be clinically effective in helping consumers ... mHealth and Home Monitoring - 7th EditionPR Newswire (press release) A missed app-ortunity: Study finds few mobile health apps help patients who need them mostUniversity of Michigan Health System News (press release) Research Article on US and Europe Connected Health Devices: Market Dynamics,Major Companies Analysis and ...EIN News (press release) Phone Arena all 10 news articles »

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