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The potential of mHealth for older adults on dialysis and their care partners: What's been done and where do we go from here?

Medicine and Health

The potential of mHealth for older adults on dialysis and their care partners: What's been done and where do we go from here?

B. Burrows, N. Depasquale, et al.

Discover how mobile health (mHealth) could revolutionize self-care for older adults on dialysis and their caregivers. This research, conducted by Brett Burrows, Nicole Depasquale, Jessica Ma, and C Barrett Bowling, delves into the current landscape of mHealth applications, weighing their benefits against challenges, and calling for a more inclusive approach that prioritizes the unique needs of this population.

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Abstract
Publisher
Frontiers in Nephrology
Published On
Oct 26, 2022
Authors
Brett Burrows, Nicole Depasquale, Jessica Ma, C Barrett Bowling
Tags
mobile health
mHealth
dialysis
self-care
older adults
care partners
health literacy

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