12 - MOBILE HEALTH Flashcards

1
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Medical and public health practices supported by mobile devices such as: (WHO)
* Mobile phones
* Patient monitoring devices
* Personal digital assistants (PDAs), and
* Other wireless devices

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Mobile Health

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Goal of Mobile Health

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To share information between the mobile device and a patient’s electronic medical record (EMR)

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3
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Type of app: Remote monitoring app
Origin Country: USA
Availability: IOS and Android

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Kardia Mobile

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Type of App: Chronic disease management
Origin Country: USA
Availability: IOS and Android

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BlueStar Diabetes

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Type of App: Mental health app
Origin country: USA
Availability: IOS and Android

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Calm

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Type of App: Health living apps
Origin country: USA
Availability: IOS and Android

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Shopwell: Better Food Choices

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Type of App: Symptom checking app
Origin Country: USA
Availability: IOS and Android

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WebMD Symptoms Checker

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Type of App: Clinical and diagnostic apps
Origin Country: the USA
Availability: IOS and Android

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PEPID

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Type of App: Practice management app
Origin Country: India
Availability: Android

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Appointik

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Benefits and Challenges of mHealth

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  1. Patient access
  2. Data ownership
  3. Privacy and security
  4. Bystanders
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Patients have the opportunity to be active partners in their own health

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Patient Access Benefit

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  • Access to results can provide opportunity for confusion and potential distress
  • Patients are pushed to refer to online sources and take matters into their own hands
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Patient Access Challenge

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13
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Clinical data may be used both clinically and commercially

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Data Ownership Benefit

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14
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Patients are not compensated for the usage of their data

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Data Ownership Challenge

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15
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Collection of health is weaved into the everyday routine of user

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Privacy and Security Benefit

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  • Data collected is only as secure as the device itself
  • Data is vulnerable to hacks
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Privacy and Security Challenge

17
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Bystanders – Third-party individuals who did not consent to having their information collected or stored

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Bystanders Benefit

18
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  • Bystanders are put at legal or personal risk
  • Non-maleficence and autonomy principles are violated
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Bystanders Challenge

19
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Reasons for Using mHealth Applications:

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  1. Simplicity and low cost
  2. User-friendly service
  3. Enhanced speed and accuracy of healthcare delivery
20
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Current Uses of mHealth:

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  1. Medication adherence and compliance aid
  2. Remote data collection
  3. Access to patient record
  4. Access to health information database
  5. Census taking
  6. EHR creation and storage
21
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  1. Usage of 5G technology
  2. Increased global usage
  3. Rise of complex, voluminous and multidimensional mobile health data
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Future Direction of mHealth

22
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Challenges Related to the Future of mHealth

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  1. Lack of ICT infrastructure – lack of coverage and quality of internet providers
  2. Lack of financial resources – lack of resources to computerize the health system
  3. Lack of education
  4. Security and privacy issues
  5. Neglect of technological problems