Mobile Applications and Wearables for Chronic Respiratory Disease Monitoring

  • Wu A
  • Tse S
  • Balli F
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Abstract

Mobile health (mHealth) has tremendous potential to benefit patients, providers, and the entire healthcare system. Benefits for patients to adopt mHealth include more effective access to health providers, reduced costs of care, and better health control. For physicians and the healthcare system, reasons to embrace mHealth are enhanced health outcomes, facilitated access to patients for care, and decreased time required for administrative tasks. Currently, some mobile apps and wearables dedicated to respiratory health provide medical education and messaging services, enable diary logs, aid with disease self-management, and include educational games. Major challenges for mHealth to be widely adopted include lack of studies demonstrating effectiveness, limited access to technology by all patients, decreased adoption over time, high costs, and data privacy concerns.

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Wu, A. C., Tse, S. M., & Balli, F. (2020). Mobile Applications and Wearables for Chronic Respiratory Disease Monitoring (pp. 291–304). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-31507-8_19

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