Structured Caregiver Feedback Enhances Engagement and Impact of Mobile Health Support: A Randomized Trial in a Lower-Middle-Income Country.

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Title:	Structured Caregiver Feedback Enhances Engagement and Impact of Mobile Health Support: A Randomized Trial in a Lower-Middle-Income Country.
Authors:	Piette, John D Marinec, Nicolle Janda, Kathryn Morgan, Emily Schantz, Karolina Yujra, Amparo Clara Aruquipa Pinto, Bismarck Soto, José Marecelo Huayta Janevic, Mary Aikens, James E View more
Keywords:	behavioral health cardiology/cardiovascular disease extreme environments mobile health telemedicine View more
Mesh:	Aged Bolivia Developing Countries Diabetes Mellitus Ethnic Groups Female Health Literacy Health Status Humans Hypertension Male Medication Adherence Middle Aged Patient Education as Topic Telemedicine Telephone Caregivers Formative Feedback Self Care View more
Issue Date:	Apr-2016
Citation:	Telemed J E Health.2016 Apr;(22)4:261-8
Abstract:	Patients' engagement in mobile health (m-health) interventions using interactive voice response (IVR) calls is less in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) than in industrialized ones. We conducted a study to determine whether automated telephone feedback to informal caregivers ("CarePartners") increased engagement in m-health support among diabetes and hypertension patients in Bolivia.
PMID:	26352854
URI:	https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12530/42803
Rights:	openAccess
Appears in Collections:	Fundaciones e Institutos de Investigación > IIS H. U. La Paz > Artículos

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