Knowledge, usability, and impact of wearable fitness devices among community exercisers in Ghana

  • Worlanyo J
  • Adams C
  • Adedugbe B
  • et al.
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Abstract

There has been a rapid evolution of wearable technologies such as wearable fitness devices (WFDs) in recent years globally. The continuous release of upgraded WFDs with diverse qualities presents new opportunities for research into their knowledge, usability, and impact in developed countries. Although few studies have separately examined the knowledge, usability, and impact of WFDs in Sub-Saharan Africa, more information is needed on combined knowledge, usability, and impact of smart WFDs among Ghanaians. The present study (1) assessed the knowledge, usability, and impact of WFDs among healthy community exercisers, and (2) investigated the factors that affect the usage and barriers to the use of WFDs in Ghana.

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Worlanyo, J. K., Adams, C., Adedugbe, B. O., Lokoyi, O.-L. O., & Moses, M. O. (2023). Knowledge, usability, and impact of wearable fitness devices among community exercisers in Ghana. BMC Digital Health, 1(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/s44247-023-00018-z

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