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Category Archives: fitness
Five Pathways to mHealth Education
1. Points of Contact. The most effective ways to educate patients about wellness and health is during a face to face encounter. It applies to mHealth as well. They have your (the provider’s) attention and vice versa (this is not … Continue reading
Five Ways That mHealth Makes for a Better Holiday
1. Information on the Go mHealth tools that enable you to have your personal health information on your cell phone exist. There are a multitude of apps which allow you to enter your health history, caregiver/medical POA information, medications, and … Continue reading
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