Weekly app-based self-monitoring significantly improved health behaviors and psychological outcomes in middle-aged men post-MI over one year.
Does weekly mobile app-based self-monitoring improve health behaviors and psychological outcomes in middle-aged men after myocardial infarction?
App-based self-monitoring is a feasible digital healthcare strategy to promote lifestyle modification and improve psychological outcomes in middle-aged post-MI men.
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Weekly app-based self-monitoring significantly improved health behaviors and favorably influenced psychological outcomes, particularly illness perception and resilience, in middle-aged post-MI men at risk for HF. These findings support app-based self-monitoring as a feasible digital healthcare strategy to promote lifestyle modification in risk patients during outpatient care.
Kim et al. (Sun,) reported a other. Weekly app-based self-monitoring significantly improved health behaviors and psychological outcomes in middle-aged men post-MI over one year.
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