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Mobile Health Technology Evaluation

American Journal of Preventive Medicine · 2013 · Vol. 45(2) · pp. 228–236

Santosh Kumar(University of Memphis)Wendy Nilsen✉(National Institutes of Health)Amy P. Abernethy(Duke Medical Center)Audie A. Atienza(National Cancer Institute)Kevin Patrick(University of California, San Diego)Misha Pavel(U.S. National Science Foundation)William T. Riley(National Heart Lung and Blood Institute)Albert O. Shar(Pioneer (United States))Bonnie Spring(Northwestern University)Donna Spruijt‐Metz(University of Southern California)Donald Hedeker(University of Illinois Chicago)Vasant Honavar(Directorate for Computer & Information Science & Engineering)Richard L. Kravitz(University of California, Davis)R. Craig Lefebvre(RTI International)David C. Mohr(Northwestern University)Susan A. Murphy(University of Michigan–Ann Arbor)Charlene C. Quinn(University of Maryland, Baltimore)Vladimir Shusterman(University of Pittsburgh Medical Center)Dallas Swendeman(University of California, Los Angeles)

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Mobile Health and mHealth Applications Digital Mental Health Interventions Technology Use by Older AdultsmHealthComputer scienceWearable technologyWearable computerVariety (cybernetics)TelemedicineData sciencePsychological interventionMobile technologySet (abstract data type)

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Diffusion of InnovationForecastingHumansQuality of Health CareReproducibility of ResultsComputer SecurityOutcome Assessment, Health CareTelemedicineBiomedical TechnologyQuality Improvement

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