A group of healthcare providers are advocating the use of wearable devices for select patients with chronic illnesses. In which way will the patients' smartphones support these devices? Select all that apply.
A) Action plans
B) Web portal access
C) Personalize diaries
D) Wean off of the devices
E) Automated system reminders
A) Action plans
B) Web portal access
C) Personalize diaries
E) Automated system reminders
Explanation: A) mHealth technology is ideal for healthcare consumers and professionals who are accustomed to using technology while on the go. It is particularly well-suited for adolescents and teens with chronic illness such as asthma. Smartphone technology can support action plans.
B) mHealth technology is ideal for healthcare consumers and professionals who are accustomed to using technology while on the go. It is particularly well-suited for adolescents and teens with chronic illness such as asthma. Smartphone technology can support web portal access.
C) mHealth technology is ideal for healthcare consumers and professionals who are accustomed to using technology while on the go. It is particularly well-suited for adolescents and teens with chronic illness such as asthma. Smartphone technology can support personalized diaries.
D) The technology is not used to wean the patient off of the device.
E) mHealth technology is ideal for healthcare consumers and professionals who are accustomed to using technology while on the go. It is particularly well-suited for adolescents and teens with chronic illness such as asthma. Smartphone technology can support automated system reminders.
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