Introduction Patients and policy makers alike have high expectations for the use of digital
technologies as tools to improve health care service quality at a sustainable cost. Many …

Mobile health applications (apps) have transformed the possibilities for health promotion
and disease self-management; however, their promise is not fully realized owing to their …

Background Government responses to managing the COVID-19 pandemic may have
impacted the way individuals were able to engage in physical activity. Digital platforms are a …

The digital revolution is evolving at an unstoppable pace. Alongside the unprecedented
explosion of digital technology facilities and systems, mental health care is under greater …

Objective To determine the effectiveness of physical activity interventions involving mobile
applications (apps) or trackers with automated and continuous self-monitoring and …

There are various health benefits of regular physical activity (PA) and health risks of
sedentariness. The Covid-19 pandemic may have decreased PA and increased …

A systematic review and meta‐analysis were conducted to assess the effectiveness of app‐
based mobile interventions for improving nutrition behaviours and nutrition‐related health …

Background High sedentary time, low physical activity (PA), and low physical fitness place
older adults at increased risk of chronic diseases, functional decline, and premature …

Background High levels of sedentary behaviour (SB) are associated with negative health
consequences. Technology enhanced solutions such as mobile applications, activity …

Introduction The aim of the present review is to track the evolution of wearable IMUs from
their use in supervised laboratory-and ambulatory-based settings to their application for long …