Previously submitted to: Journal of Medical Internet Research (no longer under consideration since Jan 08, 2025)
Date Submitted: Jan 4, 2025
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Application progress of Ecological Momentary Assessment technology in health management platform
ABSTRACT
To explore the application progress of ecological momentary assessment technology in health management platform, aiming to provide reference for the construction of health management platform based on ecological momentary assessment technology in medical care field. At present, the open source frameworks that can meet the ecological momentary assessment function in the health management platform include Emu framework, AWARE framework and schema framework. The platform structure is roughly divided into presentation layer, logical layer, database layer and service layer (third-party layer). The platform can use ecological momentary assessment to collect various data, evaluate specific content and promote the intervention process. Researchers should regularly instruct patients on how to use and maintain the device, design the platform in conjunction with programmers, service providers, and regulators to jointly develop measures to ensure data security, and continuously upgrade the platform to reduce the burden of patient use and improve patient compliance.
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