An Analysis of Key Factors to Mobile Health Adoption using Fuzzy AHP

Lotfı, Farhad Hosseinzadeh; Fatehi, Kimia; Badie, Nasrin

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“…However, it is claimed that continuance usage intention of mHealth might excels quality of health life (Hossain 2016). Moreover, adopting mHealth can improve health, prevent many diseases, provide security, relax, save time, and have other benefits (Lotfi, Fatehi, and Badie 2020). But, the success rate of project implementation and end-users' adoption regarding mHealth is very low (Labrique et al 2013).…”

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Do mobile health (mHealth) services ensure the quality of health life? An integrated approach from a developing country context

Alam

Uddin

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Journal of Marketing Communications

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Do mobile health (mHealth) services ensure the quality of health life? An integrated approach from a developing country context

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Uddin

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Journal of Marketing Communications

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“…These apps enable patients to track vital health metrics and share this data with healthcare providers, facilitating closer monitoring and personalized care. Through mHealth solutions, healthcare professionals can stay closely connected with their patients, leading to improved health outcomes and more effective disease management [ 6 , 52 – 55 ].…”

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Smart city healthcare delivery innovations: a systematic review of essential technologies and indicators for developing nations

Mohammadzadeh,

Saeidnia,

Lotfata

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BMC Health Serv Res

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Background In recent times, the concept of smart cities has gained remarkable traction globally, driven by the increasing interest in employing technology to address various urban challenges, particularly in the healthcare domain. Smart cities are proving to be transformative, utilizing an extensive array of technological tools and processes to improve healthcare accessibility, optimize patient outcomes, reduce costs, and enhance overall efficiency. Methods This article delves into the profound impact of smart cities on the healthcare landscape and discusses its potential implications for the future of healthcare delivery. Moreover, the study explores the necessary infrastructure required for developing countries to establish smart cities capable of providing intelligent health and care services. To ensure a comprehensive analysis, we employed a well-structured search strategy across esteemed databases, including PubMed, OVID, EMBASE, Web of Science, and Scopus. The search scope encompassed articles published up to November 2022, resulting in a meticulous review of 22 relevant articles. Results Our findings provide compelling evidence of the pivotal role that smart city technology plays in elevating healthcare delivery, forging a path towards improved accessibility, efficiency, and quality of care for communities worldwide. By harnessing the power of data analytics, Internet of Things (IoT) sensors, and mobile applications, smart cities are driving real-time health monitoring, early disease detection, and personalized treatment approaches. Conclusion Smart cities possess the transformative potential to reshape healthcare practices, providing developing nations with invaluable opportunities to establish intelligent and adaptable healthcare systems customized to their distinct requirements and limitations. Moreover, the implementation of smart healthcare systems in developing nations can lead to enhanced healthcare accessibility and affordability, as the integration of technology can optimize resource allocation and improve the overall efficiency of healthcare services. It also may help alleviate the burden on overburdened healthcare facilities by streamlining patient care processes and reducing wait times, ensuring that medical attention reaches those in need more swiftly.

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Smart City Healthcare Delivery Innovations: A Systematic Review of Essential Technologies and Indicators for Developing Nations

Mohammadzadeh,

Saeidnia,

Lotfata

et al. 2023

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Background: In recent times, the concept of smart cities has gained remarkable traction globally, driven by the increasing interest in employing technology to address various urban challenges, particularly in the healthcare domain. Smart cities are proving to be transformative, utilizing an extensive array of technological tools and processes to improve healthcare accessibility, optimize patient outcomes, reduce costs, and enhance overall efficiency. Methods: This article delves into the profound impact of smart cities on the healthcare landscape and discusses its potential implications for the future of healthcare delivery. Moreover, the study explores the necessary infrastructure required for developing countries to establish smart cities capable of providing intelligent health and care services. To ensure a comprehensive analysis, we employed a well-structured search strategy across esteemed databases, including PubMed, OVID, EMBASE, Web of Science, and Scopus. The search scope encompassed articles published up to November 2022, resulting in a meticulous review of 22 relevant articles. Results: Our findings provide compelling evidence of the pivotal role that smart city technology plays in elevating healthcare delivery, forging a path towards improved accessibility, efficiency, and quality of care for communities worldwide. By harnessing the power of data analytics, Internet of Things (IoT) sensors, and mobile applications, smart cities are driving real-time health monitoring, early disease detection, and personalized treatment approaches. Conclusion: Smart cities possess the transformative potential to reshape healthcare practices, providing developing nations with invaluable opportunities to establish intelligent and adaptable healthcare systems customized to their distinct requirements and limitations. Moreover, the implementation of smart healthcare systems in developing nations can lead to enhanced healthcare accessibility and affordability, as the integration of technology can optimize resource allocation and improve the overall efficiency of healthcare services. It also may help alleviate the burden on overburdened healthcare facilities by streamlining patient care processes and reducing wait times, ensuring that medical attention reaches those in need more swiftly.

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An Analysis of Key Factors to Mobile Health Adoption using Fuzzy AHP

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Do mobile health (mHealth) services ensure the quality of health life? An integrated approach from a developing country context

Do mobile health (mHealth) services ensure the quality of health life? An integrated approach from a developing country context

Smart city healthcare delivery innovations: a systematic review of essential technologies and indicators for developing nations

Smart City Healthcare Delivery Innovations: A Systematic Review of Essential Technologies and Indicators for Developing Nations

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