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Your Patient Has a New Health App? Start with its Data Source
Keith E. Morse;
Jonathan Schremp;
Natalie M. Pageler;
Jonathan P. Palma
ABSTRACT
Recent regulatory and technological advances have enabled a new era of health apps, which are controlled by patients and contain valuable health information. These health apps will be numerous and use novel interfaces that appeal to patients, but will likely be unfamiliar to practitioners. We posit that understanding the origin of the health data is the most meaningful and versatile way for physicians to understand and effectively use these apps in patient care. This will allow providers to better support patients and encourage patient engagement in their own care.
Citation
Please cite as:
Morse KE, Schremp J, Pageler NM, Palma JP
Your Patient Has a New Health App? Start With Its Data Source