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February 14, 2024PRiMER5 citationsOpen Access

Where Is mHealth in Integrated Primary Care Education?

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DJD. J. Johnson

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The evolving landscape of health care is increasingly inKuenced by technology, with mobile health (mHealth) applications emerging as pivotal tools in reshaping the future of integrated primary care especially as it pertains to behavioral health.As family medicine educators, it is imperative to critically examine the roles mHealth apps play and their impact on the patient-provider relationship.The integration of mHealth apps in primary care holds tremendous potential to revolutionize the delivery of behavioral health interventions.These applications offer patients accessible and convenient avenues for self-monitoring, psychoeducation, and therapeutic engagement.As primary care increasingly embraces a holistic approach to health care, mHealth apps become valuable tools to address the behavioral health aspects of patients' well-being.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e792dab6db643587704544https://doi.org/10.22454/primer.2024.566626
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