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The use of e-health and m-health tools in health promotion and primary prevention among older adults: a systematic literature review
BMC Health Services Research · 2016 · Vol. 16(S5) · pp. 290–290
Ramon Kampmeijer✉(Maastricht University)Milena Pavlova(Maastricht University)Marzena Tambor(Jagiellonian University)Stanisława Golinowska(Jagiellonian University)Wim Groot(Maastricht University)
Abstract
E-health and m-health tools are used by older adults in diverse health promotion programs, but also outside formal programs to monitor and improve their health. The latter is hardly studied. The successful use of e-health/m-health tools in health promotion programs for older adults greatly depends on the older adults' motivation and support that older adults receive when using e-health and m-health tools.
Mobile Health and mHealth ApplicationsTechnology Use by Older AdultsHealth Literacy and Information AccessibilityMedicineHealth promotionInclusion (mineral)Public healthFacilitatorSystematic reviewGerontologyHealth informaticsPopulation healthMEDLINE
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Healthy LifestyleAgedHealth PromotionHumansMotivationPrimary PreventionGlobal HealthTelemedicineInternetMobile Applications
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