Sentence examples for mobile interventions from inspiring English sources

Imagine mobile interventions for an asthmatic: their phone prompts them to take medication when the pollen count is high, or checks a historical calendar and a map to highlight locations around them with lower pollen counts.

And a 2013 review of 21 randomized controlled trials of mobile interventions for obesity, diabetes management, smoking, and other health challenges found that less than half led to improvements in a relevant measure of health.

Mobile interventions might be especially powerful for individuals attempting to moderate their drinking.

Emerging evidence to date for mobile interventions for delivering healthcare and improving disease self-management (mHealth) is promising [ 30].

Furthermore, none of the studies has tested the effects of mobile interventions on work and social functioning, where the personal and socio-economic burden is great.

Indeed, large trials of mobile interventions in physical disorders report high levels of non-participation and withdrawal suggesting that these technologies are often poorly integrated into clinical practice [ 15- 17].

When necessary, it will be able to strike its enemies with long-range weapons and mobile intervention forces.Such a retreat inside American frontiers could have dire consequences for Europe.

This reframing allowed researchers to focus on measuring the catalytic role of mHealth tools: how a mobile intervention was able to improve efficiency or the coverage of an intervention, such as childhood vaccinations, that has previously been shown to save lives.

Innovative mobile intervention approaches used in health promotion include interactive voice response phone calls, use of cell phone applications (apps) and tailored Web-based interventions [ 1, 2].

Another study (10) reported an increase in facility-based births in Rwanda from 72 to 92% before and after the SMS-based mobile intervention, respectively.

Evidence strongly supports the acceptability of alcohol and other substance use DHTs to clients, whether the technologies are delivered in the context of treatment or via a mobile intervention (Moore et al. 2011; Muench et al. 2013).