journal of medical internet research سال:2016 - دوره:18

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journal of medical internet research
سال:2016 - دوره:18 - شماره:11

A web-based patient portal for mental health care: Benefits evaluation Assessing the viability of social media for disseminating evidence-based nutrition practice guideline through content analysis of twitter messages and health professional interviews: An observational study Authors' reply: Response to older cancer patients' user experiences with web-based health information tools: A think-aloud study Can mobile phone apps influence people's health behavior change? An evidence review Clinical Relevance of the First Domomedicine Platform Securing Multidrug Chronotherapy Delivery in Metastatic Cancer Patients at Home: The inCASA European Project - صفحه:e305- Comparing twitter and online panels for survey recruitment of E-cigarette users and smokers Do we still have a digital divide in mental health? A five-year survey follow-up Encouraging patient portal use in the patient-centered medical home: Three stakeholder perspectives How Professionals Share an E-Care Plan for the Elderly in Primary Care: Evaluating the Use of an E-Communication Tool by Different Combinations of Professionals - صفحه:e304- Impact of Information Technology-Based Interventions for Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus on Glycemic Control: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis - صفحه:e310- Impact of a collective intelligence tailored messaging system on smoking cessation: The perspect randomized experiment Infusing technology into perinatal home visitation in the united states for women experiencing intimate partner violence: Exploring the interpretive flexibility of an mHealth intervention Knowledge exchange and discovery in the age of social media: The journey from inception to establishment of a parent-led web-based research advisory community for childhood disability MHealth or eHealth? Efficacy,use,and appreciation of a web-based computer-tailored physical activity intervention for Dutch adults: A randomized controlled trial Methods for evaluating respondent attrition in web-based surveys Mobile Apps in Oncology: A Survey on Health Care Professionals' Attitude Toward Telemedicine,mHealth,and Oncological Apps - صفحه:e312- Older veteran digital disparities: Examining the potential for solutions within social networks Online concerns of parents suspecting autism spectrum disorder in their child: Content analysis of signs and automated prediction of risk Patients' Need for Tailored Comparative Health Care Information: A Qualitative Study on Choosing a Hospital - صفحه:e297- Practical issues in developing a culturally tailored physical activity promotion program for Chinese and Korean American midlife women: A pilot study Preconception care education for women with diabetes: A systematic review of conventional and digital health interventions Response to older cancer patients' user experiences with web-based health information tools: A think-aloud study Self-monitoring utilization patterns among individuals in an incentivized program for healthy behaviors Survey email scheduling and monitoring in eRCTs (SESAMe): A digital tool to improve data collection in randomized controlled clinical trials Telemedicine technologies for diabetes in pregnancy: A systematic review and meta-analysis Test-enhanced E-learning strategies in postgraduate medical education: A randomized cohort study Text to move: A randomized controlled trial of a text-messaging program to improve physical activity behaviors in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus The use of social media in recruitment for medical research studies: A scoping review Using interactive patient engagement technology in clinical practice: A qualitative assessment of nurses' perceptions Web-based antismoking advertising to promote smoking cessation: A randomized controlled trial how did we get here?: Topic drift in online health discussions