Learn about the data and studies behind the success of text messaging for health!
In this on-demand webinar, Alyson Rixner, Director of Healthcare Solutions at Mobile Commons, presents:
-An overview of current statistics and data on SMS-based mobile health programs
-Highlights from research & efficacy studies on the success of text messaging for health
-Individual case studies on how text messaging has improved health outcomes
Презентация Майка МакКиэна "Глобальные тренды мультимедиа"KazakhstanPressClub
Майк МакКИЭН (Mike McKEAN), Ассоциированный профессор Школы журналистики Университета Миссури выступил на Медиа Курултае по теме "Глобальные тренды мультимедиа"
Entefy's research report on information overload and digital complexityEntefy
Entefy conducted a survey of 1,500 professionals in the U.S. What we found were surprising insights into digital complexity, app fatigue, and information overload.
The document summarizes a study on internet use and health information seeking among adolescents in Mbarara, Uganda. It finds that most adolescents are exposed to the internet, with 45% having used it before. While barriers like cost prevent more use, internet-familiar youth commonly seek health information online, including about HIV/AIDS. The study suggests the internet could be a feasible tool for HIV prevention programs if designed with local input and tested outside of schools.
Impact of Texting & Predictive Potential of Health Literacy on Medication Adh...Kevin Clauson
The study aims to improve medication adherence through text message reminders in a diverse, underinsured population with type 2 diabetes. It will also examine if health literacy predicts adherence. The randomized controlled trial will assign 200 patients to an intervention group receiving text reminders or a control group. Medication adherence will be measured using a standardized scale and HbA1c levels. The study hopes to overcome barriers like privacy, security, and usability issues experienced in mobile health research.
March 19, 2011 presentation at the Annual conference for the Association for Prevention Teaching and Research on opportunities for students to be engaged with mHealth.
Americans send over 4 billion text messages per day on average. Text messaging is more popular than phone calls, with Americans sending and receiving twice as many texts per month. Usage of text messaging is highest among teens and young adults aged 18-34, with over 68% of that age group using the service in 2007. Texting usage has continued to grow across all age groups since then.
Between 2000-2014, wireless phone use among foodborne illness cases in Connecticut increased from 3.5% to 26% while landline use decreased from 96.5% to 73.5%. The highest rates of wireless use were among those under 1 year old (30.5%) and the largest increase was among those 50-59 (an 18-fold rise). Wireless uptake grew most rapidly among black (700% increase) and Asian (1000% increase) groups. The change in wireless adoption varied widely by pathogen from a 22% rise for Yersinia cases to a 937% increase for Shiga toxin E. coli cases. Due to declining landline usage especially among youth and minorities, random-digit dialing
Презентация Майка МакКиэна "Глобальные тренды мультимедиа"KazakhstanPressClub
Майк МакКИЭН (Mike McKEAN), Ассоциированный профессор Школы журналистики Университета Миссури выступил на Медиа Курултае по теме "Глобальные тренды мультимедиа"
Entefy's research report on information overload and digital complexityEntefy
Entefy conducted a survey of 1,500 professionals in the U.S. What we found were surprising insights into digital complexity, app fatigue, and information overload.
The document summarizes a study on internet use and health information seeking among adolescents in Mbarara, Uganda. It finds that most adolescents are exposed to the internet, with 45% having used it before. While barriers like cost prevent more use, internet-familiar youth commonly seek health information online, including about HIV/AIDS. The study suggests the internet could be a feasible tool for HIV prevention programs if designed with local input and tested outside of schools.
Impact of Texting & Predictive Potential of Health Literacy on Medication Adh...Kevin Clauson
The study aims to improve medication adherence through text message reminders in a diverse, underinsured population with type 2 diabetes. It will also examine if health literacy predicts adherence. The randomized controlled trial will assign 200 patients to an intervention group receiving text reminders or a control group. Medication adherence will be measured using a standardized scale and HbA1c levels. The study hopes to overcome barriers like privacy, security, and usability issues experienced in mobile health research.
March 19, 2011 presentation at the Annual conference for the Association for Prevention Teaching and Research on opportunities for students to be engaged with mHealth.
Americans send over 4 billion text messages per day on average. Text messaging is more popular than phone calls, with Americans sending and receiving twice as many texts per month. Usage of text messaging is highest among teens and young adults aged 18-34, with over 68% of that age group using the service in 2007. Texting usage has continued to grow across all age groups since then.
Between 2000-2014, wireless phone use among foodborne illness cases in Connecticut increased from 3.5% to 26% while landline use decreased from 96.5% to 73.5%. The highest rates of wireless use were among those under 1 year old (30.5%) and the largest increase was among those 50-59 (an 18-fold rise). Wireless uptake grew most rapidly among black (700% increase) and Asian (1000% increase) groups. The change in wireless adoption varied widely by pathogen from a 22% rise for Yersinia cases to a 937% increase for Shiga toxin E. coli cases. Due to declining landline usage especially among youth and minorities, random-digit dialing
More mobile phones are sold globally over 24 hours than babies born - the proliferation of mobile phones is now outpacing the human population. It should come as no surprise that the obtaining and sharing of health information thru mobile is projected to grow exponentially. Mobile in fact is the only media time that is currently growing.
No matter the regional or local audience---The creation of mobile strategies and campaigns are inherently vast, encompassing; m.sites, apps, social, banners, SMS/MMS, gaming, QR codes, video, augmented reality and much more.
Given the infinite canvas of mobile marketing, in this presentation we’ll explore the importance of an engaging mobile experience that ultimately adds value and improves the users life.
Mobile is truly an indispensable part of all our lives in this hyper-connected world where 91% of adults have their mobile within arm's reach 24/7. And like never before this is the era of the Mighty Mobile in health, wellness and fitness!
Zero Mothers Die - Presentation to the Government of GhanaJeannine Lemaire
Zero Mothers Die was presented to the Government of Ghana and the UN system in Ghana on November 22, 2013. Ghana has been chosen as the first implementation country for Zero Mothers Die, a global multistakeholder partnership project focusing on improving maternal health through the systematic use of ICTs and mobile health.
The 8-year STAR-EC project in East Central Uganda achieved remarkable results in improving HIV and TB outcomes. Key accomplishments included reducing HIV positivity from 5.4% to 3.6%, increasing the number of people on ART from 372 to over 40,000, and exceeding treatment success benchmarks for TB. The project strengthened health systems by expanding laboratory networks, improving infrastructure, and building workforce capacity. Challenges around staffing and supply stockouts were addressed. The project demonstrated that rapid scale-up of evidence-based interventions can control epidemics through tailored outreach and multi-level services.
Bop findings for devs by iHub research & Research Solutions AfricaiHub Research
The document summarizes findings from a study on the base of the pyramid (BoP) population in Kenya. It finds that over 90% of respondents use Safaricom as their mobile service provider. While 25% browse the internet on their phones, awareness and usage of additional mobile services beyond calls, SMS, and M-Pesa money transfers is still low. The document discusses demographics, mobile phone ownership and sharing, spending on airtime, and methods for learning about new mobile products and services among the BoP population in Kenya.
The document summarizes findings from a study on the base of the pyramid (BoP) population in Kenya. It finds that over 90% of respondents use Safaricom as their mobile service provider. While 25% browse the internet on their phones, awareness and usage of additional mobile services beyond calls, SMS, and M-Pesa money transfers is still low. The document discusses demographics, mobile phone ownership and sharing, spending on airtime, and methods for learning about new mobile products and services among the BoP population in Kenya.
We found that 9 out of 10 consumers globally want to message with brands. But is your business ready to start texting? We ran a survey along with Vanson Bourne to understand how consumers use messaging to talk to businesses.
Using mobile to address young people's sexual and reproductive health and rights3GDR
Chantal Foyer
@ch_foyer
mHealth: Global Projects, Software & Critical Perspectives
Icd4 London Meetup
GSMA HQ, London, UK
Tuesday 26th January 2016
For more info: http://www.meetup.com/London-ICT4D/events/227274734/
The document discusses mHealth, which refers to mobile health applications and services. It defines mHealth broadly as integrating mobile technologies into patient-centered care. Current trends show increasing federal support and technology adoption driving mHealth growth. Key mHealth applications span personal health management, health promotion, and disease surveillance across the continuum of care. Opportunities exist to engage with and contribute to the expanding field of mHealth to discover new applications and assess effectiveness.
MYANMAR THE FINAL FRONTIER FOR THE MOBILE INTERNET Dao Phuong Nam
1) Myanmar had been isolated for 59 years under military dictatorship but opened up in 2011, removing internet censorship. Mobile phone ownership began growing rapidly.
2) A survey of 577 mobile internet users in Myanmar found that it is becoming a mobile-only country, with nearly half only using the internet on their phones. Most new users started in the last year as prices dropped.
3) The mobile internet is very popular, with 72% using it daily. It is changing lives by making communication and access to information and entertainment much easier. The population is dominated by young men, and Huawei phones running Android are by far the most common.
The document discusses internet usage and technology adoption rates in Spanish households. It finds that 57.4% of Spanish households now have broadband internet access, an 11.6% increase from 2009. Over 22 million people in Spain now use e-commerce. Technology usage among minors is also very common, with 94.6% using computers and 87.3% using the internet. However, concerns about internet security remain, with over 70% of users worried about computer viruses and over 60% concerned about inappropriate content and personal information theft.
This document summarizes a presentation on current trends in internet and technology use among youth and implications for drug abuse treatment. Some key points:
- 93% of 12-17 year olds use the internet daily and text messaging is increasingly common. Internet and texting are primary means for youth to communicate.
- About one-third of youth search online for health information, including sensitive topics. Older teens and girls are most likely to search.
- Technologies can be leveraged for data collection, treatment adherence monitoring, and delivering behavioral interventions for conditions like smoking cessation and HIV prevention. They reach diverse populations including low-income youth.
- Opportunities exist to use internet and mobile technologies as
The document describes a program in Malawi that uses a community-based tool called MyVillage My Home (MVMH) to track infant vaccination rates. The objectives are to (1) increase fully immunized children compared to baseline, and (2) monitor immunization status of infants under 12 months in two districts. MVMH engages communities and leaders to identify newborns, register them, and mobilize families for vaccination. Health surveillance assistants use MVMH to record vaccination data and meet monthly with leaders to discuss statuses. The goal is for communities to take ownership over immunization through the visual tool.
The document summarizes the launch of the Center for Consumer Health Informatics Research (CCHIR) at Nova Southeastern University College of Pharmacy. The goals of CCHIR are to conduct research in consumer health informatics, educate students and the public, and provide training and services. Current and planned research studies focus on areas like mobile health, social media, medicines information, and public health informatics. The center aims to advance the use of technology and information to help consumers manage their health.
The document provides an overview of the mHealth landscape in Ghana. Some key points:
- Ghana shows potential for mHealth to address issues like high infant mortality and lack of community health workers. Mobile access is widespread at over 85% penetration.
- Stakeholders like the Ministry of Communication and National Health Insurance service are supportive of mHealth and have initiatives to expand infrastructure and access to healthcare.
- Existing mHealth services in Ghana have reached over 600,000 beneficiaries, focusing on women and children. The potential market for maternal segments is estimated at 950,000 currently and 1.2 million by 2020.
- Challenges remain around coordination, sustainability of initiatives, and addressing the digital divide
Mobile Health for Reducing Disparities: Does it Work and How Will we Know? Ida Sim
This document discusses the potential for mobile health (mHealth) technologies to help reduce health disparities. It notes that while cell phone ownership is now very high among all groups, questions remain about whether mHealth can effectively promote behavior change and improve health outcomes. The digital divide still exists in how technology is used, as language barriers and health literacy can influence mHealth adoption. More data is needed on sustained mHealth usage and how online health information actually affects users' health decisions and approaches.
This document discusses evidence farming as a new approach to evaluating mobile health (mHealth) applications. It outlines limitations of current evaluation methods like randomized controlled trials and data mining of electronic health records. It proposes an "evidence macrosystem" using open architectures to support evidence extraction through approaches like rooting for evidence, industrial evidence farming, personal evidence gardening, and crowdsourcing what matters to patients. The goal is a learning community that enables broad, rapid dissemination of evaluation methods and findings through shared modules and libraries within mHealth applications.
The document discusses mHealth programs and initiatives in low and middle income countries. It summarizes reviews and studies that find mHealth evidence is limited by small pilot programs rather than large-scale implementations and health outcome studies. There is a need for standardized indicators, integrated solutions, and policies that facilitate collaboration and scale-up of effective mHealth programs.
This document discusses scaling self-experimentation through an open architecture for mobile health. It proposes creating common modules to define variables, study protocols, and measures that would make self-experimentation results comparable and able to be aggregated. This would allow individuals' experiments (n=1) to scale up to a larger evidence base through reuse, integration and standardization across different studies and contexts. The goal is to get further together faster in understanding individual health and developing data-driven feedback loops.
Demo of end-to-end federation of human studies design data using semantic web approaches and the Ontology of Clinical Research as the reference semantics.
What will it take for patients and clinicians to use data from mobile health apps and sensors in routine care? Watch how Linq, a new product from Open mHealth, offers a new "bring your own app" approach that puts the focus back on patients and clinicians rather than on technology.
The Uneven Future of Evidence-Based MedicineIda Sim
An Apple ResearchKit study enrolled 22,000 people in five days. A
study claims that Twitter can be used to identify depressed patients. A computer program crunches genomic data, the published literature, and electronic health record data to guide cancer treatment. The pace, the data sources, and the methods for generating medical evidence are changing radically. What will — what should — evidence-based medicine look like in a faster, personalized, data-dense tomorrow?
- Presented as the 3rd Annual Cochrane Lecture, October 2015 in Vienna, Austria.
This document discusses using mobile media to reach Hispanics with health messaging. It notes that Hispanics extensively use mobile phones and text messaging. A mobile strategy can effectively deliver targeted health information to Hispanics at low cost. The document provides guidance on planning a text messaging program, including choosing a short code, writing concise messages, and measuring success through metrics like click-through rates and call volumes. Collaboration between organizations can help maximize impact while controlling costs.
More mobile phones are sold globally over 24 hours than babies born - the proliferation of mobile phones is now outpacing the human population. It should come as no surprise that the obtaining and sharing of health information thru mobile is projected to grow exponentially. Mobile in fact is the only media time that is currently growing.
No matter the regional or local audience---The creation of mobile strategies and campaigns are inherently vast, encompassing; m.sites, apps, social, banners, SMS/MMS, gaming, QR codes, video, augmented reality and much more.
Given the infinite canvas of mobile marketing, in this presentation we’ll explore the importance of an engaging mobile experience that ultimately adds value and improves the users life.
Mobile is truly an indispensable part of all our lives in this hyper-connected world where 91% of adults have their mobile within arm's reach 24/7. And like never before this is the era of the Mighty Mobile in health, wellness and fitness!
Zero Mothers Die - Presentation to the Government of GhanaJeannine Lemaire
Zero Mothers Die was presented to the Government of Ghana and the UN system in Ghana on November 22, 2013. Ghana has been chosen as the first implementation country for Zero Mothers Die, a global multistakeholder partnership project focusing on improving maternal health through the systematic use of ICTs and mobile health.
The 8-year STAR-EC project in East Central Uganda achieved remarkable results in improving HIV and TB outcomes. Key accomplishments included reducing HIV positivity from 5.4% to 3.6%, increasing the number of people on ART from 372 to over 40,000, and exceeding treatment success benchmarks for TB. The project strengthened health systems by expanding laboratory networks, improving infrastructure, and building workforce capacity. Challenges around staffing and supply stockouts were addressed. The project demonstrated that rapid scale-up of evidence-based interventions can control epidemics through tailored outreach and multi-level services.
Bop findings for devs by iHub research & Research Solutions AfricaiHub Research
The document summarizes findings from a study on the base of the pyramid (BoP) population in Kenya. It finds that over 90% of respondents use Safaricom as their mobile service provider. While 25% browse the internet on their phones, awareness and usage of additional mobile services beyond calls, SMS, and M-Pesa money transfers is still low. The document discusses demographics, mobile phone ownership and sharing, spending on airtime, and methods for learning about new mobile products and services among the BoP population in Kenya.
The document summarizes findings from a study on the base of the pyramid (BoP) population in Kenya. It finds that over 90% of respondents use Safaricom as their mobile service provider. While 25% browse the internet on their phones, awareness and usage of additional mobile services beyond calls, SMS, and M-Pesa money transfers is still low. The document discusses demographics, mobile phone ownership and sharing, spending on airtime, and methods for learning about new mobile products and services among the BoP population in Kenya.
We found that 9 out of 10 consumers globally want to message with brands. But is your business ready to start texting? We ran a survey along with Vanson Bourne to understand how consumers use messaging to talk to businesses.
Using mobile to address young people's sexual and reproductive health and rights3GDR
Chantal Foyer
@ch_foyer
mHealth: Global Projects, Software & Critical Perspectives
Icd4 London Meetup
GSMA HQ, London, UK
Tuesday 26th January 2016
For more info: http://www.meetup.com/London-ICT4D/events/227274734/
The document discusses mHealth, which refers to mobile health applications and services. It defines mHealth broadly as integrating mobile technologies into patient-centered care. Current trends show increasing federal support and technology adoption driving mHealth growth. Key mHealth applications span personal health management, health promotion, and disease surveillance across the continuum of care. Opportunities exist to engage with and contribute to the expanding field of mHealth to discover new applications and assess effectiveness.
MYANMAR THE FINAL FRONTIER FOR THE MOBILE INTERNET Dao Phuong Nam
1) Myanmar had been isolated for 59 years under military dictatorship but opened up in 2011, removing internet censorship. Mobile phone ownership began growing rapidly.
2) A survey of 577 mobile internet users in Myanmar found that it is becoming a mobile-only country, with nearly half only using the internet on their phones. Most new users started in the last year as prices dropped.
3) The mobile internet is very popular, with 72% using it daily. It is changing lives by making communication and access to information and entertainment much easier. The population is dominated by young men, and Huawei phones running Android are by far the most common.
The document discusses internet usage and technology adoption rates in Spanish households. It finds that 57.4% of Spanish households now have broadband internet access, an 11.6% increase from 2009. Over 22 million people in Spain now use e-commerce. Technology usage among minors is also very common, with 94.6% using computers and 87.3% using the internet. However, concerns about internet security remain, with over 70% of users worried about computer viruses and over 60% concerned about inappropriate content and personal information theft.
This document summarizes a presentation on current trends in internet and technology use among youth and implications for drug abuse treatment. Some key points:
- 93% of 12-17 year olds use the internet daily and text messaging is increasingly common. Internet and texting are primary means for youth to communicate.
- About one-third of youth search online for health information, including sensitive topics. Older teens and girls are most likely to search.
- Technologies can be leveraged for data collection, treatment adherence monitoring, and delivering behavioral interventions for conditions like smoking cessation and HIV prevention. They reach diverse populations including low-income youth.
- Opportunities exist to use internet and mobile technologies as
The document describes a program in Malawi that uses a community-based tool called MyVillage My Home (MVMH) to track infant vaccination rates. The objectives are to (1) increase fully immunized children compared to baseline, and (2) monitor immunization status of infants under 12 months in two districts. MVMH engages communities and leaders to identify newborns, register them, and mobilize families for vaccination. Health surveillance assistants use MVMH to record vaccination data and meet monthly with leaders to discuss statuses. The goal is for communities to take ownership over immunization through the visual tool.
The document summarizes the launch of the Center for Consumer Health Informatics Research (CCHIR) at Nova Southeastern University College of Pharmacy. The goals of CCHIR are to conduct research in consumer health informatics, educate students and the public, and provide training and services. Current and planned research studies focus on areas like mobile health, social media, medicines information, and public health informatics. The center aims to advance the use of technology and information to help consumers manage their health.
The document provides an overview of the mHealth landscape in Ghana. Some key points:
- Ghana shows potential for mHealth to address issues like high infant mortality and lack of community health workers. Mobile access is widespread at over 85% penetration.
- Stakeholders like the Ministry of Communication and National Health Insurance service are supportive of mHealth and have initiatives to expand infrastructure and access to healthcare.
- Existing mHealth services in Ghana have reached over 600,000 beneficiaries, focusing on women and children. The potential market for maternal segments is estimated at 950,000 currently and 1.2 million by 2020.
- Challenges remain around coordination, sustainability of initiatives, and addressing the digital divide
Mobile Health for Reducing Disparities: Does it Work and How Will we Know? Ida Sim
This document discusses the potential for mobile health (mHealth) technologies to help reduce health disparities. It notes that while cell phone ownership is now very high among all groups, questions remain about whether mHealth can effectively promote behavior change and improve health outcomes. The digital divide still exists in how technology is used, as language barriers and health literacy can influence mHealth adoption. More data is needed on sustained mHealth usage and how online health information actually affects users' health decisions and approaches.
This document discusses evidence farming as a new approach to evaluating mobile health (mHealth) applications. It outlines limitations of current evaluation methods like randomized controlled trials and data mining of electronic health records. It proposes an "evidence macrosystem" using open architectures to support evidence extraction through approaches like rooting for evidence, industrial evidence farming, personal evidence gardening, and crowdsourcing what matters to patients. The goal is a learning community that enables broad, rapid dissemination of evaluation methods and findings through shared modules and libraries within mHealth applications.
The document discusses mHealth programs and initiatives in low and middle income countries. It summarizes reviews and studies that find mHealth evidence is limited by small pilot programs rather than large-scale implementations and health outcome studies. There is a need for standardized indicators, integrated solutions, and policies that facilitate collaboration and scale-up of effective mHealth programs.
This document discusses scaling self-experimentation through an open architecture for mobile health. It proposes creating common modules to define variables, study protocols, and measures that would make self-experimentation results comparable and able to be aggregated. This would allow individuals' experiments (n=1) to scale up to a larger evidence base through reuse, integration and standardization across different studies and contexts. The goal is to get further together faster in understanding individual health and developing data-driven feedback loops.
Demo of end-to-end federation of human studies design data using semantic web approaches and the Ontology of Clinical Research as the reference semantics.
What will it take for patients and clinicians to use data from mobile health apps and sensors in routine care? Watch how Linq, a new product from Open mHealth, offers a new "bring your own app" approach that puts the focus back on patients and clinicians rather than on technology.
The Uneven Future of Evidence-Based MedicineIda Sim
An Apple ResearchKit study enrolled 22,000 people in five days. A
study claims that Twitter can be used to identify depressed patients. A computer program crunches genomic data, the published literature, and electronic health record data to guide cancer treatment. The pace, the data sources, and the methods for generating medical evidence are changing radically. What will — what should — evidence-based medicine look like in a faster, personalized, data-dense tomorrow?
- Presented as the 3rd Annual Cochrane Lecture, October 2015 in Vienna, Austria.
This document discusses using mobile media to reach Hispanics with health messaging. It notes that Hispanics extensively use mobile phones and text messaging. A mobile strategy can effectively deliver targeted health information to Hispanics at low cost. The document provides guidance on planning a text messaging program, including choosing a short code, writing concise messages, and measuring success through metrics like click-through rates and call volumes. Collaboration between organizations can help maximize impact while controlling costs.
FrontlineSMS:Medic for Scotland Malawi Partnership 2009Isaac Holeman
Isaac Holeman prepared this innovation talk about FrontlineSMS:Medic for the 2009 meeting of the Scotland Malawi Partnership in Edinburgh.
About Isaac:
Isaac Holeman recently graduated from Lewis & Clark College in Portland Oregon, where he researched ribosome biogenesis in the laboratory yeast S. cerevisiae. His passions include medicine, informatics, anthropology, global health, blogging at isaacholeman.org, and practicing the Christian faith. Eventually he hopes to attend medical school. Isaac co-founded FrontlineSMS:Medic and is currently their Director of Clinical Programs. He will be working throughout East Africa next year, based primarily at St. Gabriel's hospital in Namitete, Malawi.
About the Scotland Malawi Partnership:
> UPCOMING SMP EVENTS
Educational Challenges and Successes in Malawi (30th May, 10.00 – 14.30, Stenhouse Primary School, Edinburgh) An event involving 8 Malawian Primary Ed...
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> Funding update from the Scottish Government
As we move forward within the new financial year, the Scottish Government has outlined its funding position for 2009-10.
The International Developm...
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Welcome to Scotland Malawi Partnership
The Scotland Malawi Partnership, exists to inspire people and organisations of Scotland to be involved with Malawi in an informed, coordinated and effective way so that both nations benefit.
CUnet Mobile Marketing Strategist Akeel Haider reviews the current state of mobile marketing and how colleges and universities can use these tools to generate leads.
This document discusses the use of mobile phones for healthcare and public health initiatives, known as mHealth. It details the 12 main clusters of mHealth applications, including patient communication, access to web-based resources, point-of-care tools, disease management, education, and more. The document examines how widespread mobile phone ownership is globally and among different populations. It argues that mHealth offers opportunities to improve individual and population health as well as address disparities, but that barriers still exist that must be overcome for successful initiatives.
Using Mobile Technology for Patient Recruitment WebinarPatientWise
The document discusses using mobile technology for patient recruitment and retention in clinical trials. It begins with quick facts about mobile phone usage, such as 82% of U.S. adults owning mobile phones and 70% projected to have smartphones by 2015. The presenter then discusses how mobile can enhance recruiting through channels like native apps, mobile web, and text messaging. Examples are given of using each for advertising, alerts, and appointment reminders. Best practices are covered such as making sites mobile-friendly, deciding the best channel, getting IRB approval, and starting with one mobile initiative to learn costs and process before expanding. Questions are taken at the end.
Mobile Phone's for Health Information DeliveryAnita Beninger
This presentation is about youth health information by mobile phone.
Information is important to good health, especially for youth in developing countries where the mobile phone is a common tool for communication. This presentation highlights global mobile phone programs for delivering health information internationally and locally.
This document provides an overview of evidence for the effectiveness of mobile health apps. It discusses the growth of smartphones and their widespread use. It then reviews literature showing that some mobile apps have been effective in improving communication between clinicians and patients and adherence to treatment. However, one study found mobile photos to be less accurate than gold standard diagnosis. The document advocates for more high-quality randomized controlled trials to further evaluate clinical outcomes from mobile apps. It describes a proposed mobile app called "My Journey" to track users' self-reported measures and activity to share with their care team for potential benefits like reduced hospitalizations.
Mobile phone use is high in Namibia, making mHealth feasible. A literature review found that:
- Interactive voice response systems can successfully deliver refresher training to rural health providers.
- Weekly two-way text messaging improves HIV care engagement and antiretroviral therapy adherence.
- A pilot interactive voice response program in Kenya validated mobile screening of new mothers.
- Text message reminders increase healthcare appointment attendance compared to no reminders.
Overall, the literature supports the feasibility of mHealth, particularly voice and text-based interventions, to engage patients in Namibia.
The information in ISR’s Electronic Media Use in Academic Medical Center Patient Recruitment report sheds light on the benefits, challenges and strategies of electronic media use for clinical trial recruitment. We are currently in an era where Facebook, Twitter, and Google searches link all of us to a larger global community. Clinical sites are actively navigating how to apply these resources to connect with patients around the world. The report will help academic medical centers, site personnel and CRO/sponsors understand which channels and strategies will best help accomplish their recruitment goals, and which ones can be developed for increased success in this realm.
The 2017 Hospital Guide to Secure Mobile Messaging SuccessSpok
Secure mobile messaging success requires careful alignment among mobile strategies, security initiatives, and the communications ecosystem. The most successful implementations come from planning teams that include members from each of these areas as well as a thoughtful approach for achieving overarching hospital goals. In this SlideShare, Spok and Spectralink explore who, why, and what would be necessary for these projects, with a step-by-step guide for structuring a secure mobile messaging rollout.
Presentation by: the Institute for Reproductive at Georgetown University
Venue: International Conference on Family Planning, Kampala, Uganda
Date: November 2009
This document discusses the use of mobile health (mHealth) in Malawi. It provides examples of how mHealth can be used for health services and information through tools like PDAs and mobile phones. Some potential uses of mHealth mentioned include education and awareness, remote data collection, monitoring, communication and training for healthcare workers, and disease tracking. The document also discusses strengths like increased mobile coverage and affordability, as well as challenges such as security, app relevance, and costs. Specific mHealth tools used in Malawi are mentioned like Dial a Doc and emergency triage assessment. Barriers to healthcare at the primary level are summarized from a study. Next steps proposed for further developing mHealth in Malawi include optimizing emergency
This document outlines a protocol for an economic evaluation of using mobile phone text messaging to improve maternal and newborn healthcare services in Cameroon. The study will have two phases: 1) An observational study to measure the effectiveness of an existing mHealth project. 2) A randomized controlled trial to test the impact of SMS messages on healthcare indicators in the Fundong Health District. The goal is to assess the costs and benefits of using FrontlineSMS's mobile platform to promote health behaviors and measure the economic effects on the district. Key outcomes include healthcare utilization, birth outcomes, immunization rates, and behavior changes related to nutrition, smoking, and postpartum depression.
Mobile phones provide a unique opportunity to build relationships through interactive communication. Some key points:
- There are over 280 million mobile subscribers in the US, with many households only having mobile phones.
- People engage with their mobile phones for around 19 hours per day on average. Text messages typically have a 90-100% open rate and responses within 15 minutes.
- Mobile messaging allows for ubiquitous, interactive, and immediate two-way communication between parties, enabling relationship building. It also facilitates spurring people to take action.
- A pilot program in Nicaragua used daily SMS messages to monitor tuberculosis patient compliance with medications, finding it more effective and cheaper than traditional health worker monitoring.
The document summarizes results from the CDC's text messaging pilot program for delivering public health information. It found that 87% of participants were satisfied with the messages, with 91% finding them easy to understand. It provided recommendations to improve the program, such as tailoring messages to specific audiences and stopping abbreviations. The CDC is continuing to enhance the program through more interactivity and targeting messages based on user demographics and health interests.
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Mobile Commons Webinar | The Texting Lane: How to Reach Students Where They'r...mobilecommons
Are students paying attention to their phones instead of your important emails? Watch our on-demand webinar to learn why text messaging is the best way to reach and communicate with current and prospective students.
In this webinar, you will learn how to use text messaging to:
-Improve admission yield and drive student enrollment
-Offer tools and resources to prospective students and parents
-Send reminders about important dates and deadlines
-Engage students in live chats and Q&A with advisors
Learn how your higher education institution can use text messaging campaigns to start communicating more effectively with students today!
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Learn how to use A/B testing in your SMS campaigns to learn about your mobile subscribers.
While your text message may be limited to 160 characters, the ways to refine its content are limitless. Join us for a free webinar to learn why you should incorporate A/B testing into your SMS campaigns, and how to use the results to gain valuable insights into your mobile list. We'll start with the theory of A/B testing, then show you how to get started in a few simple steps.
In this webinar, we will present:
-Reasons why you should use A/B testing in your text messaging campaigns
-A case study on A/B testing from the World Wildlife Fund
-A live demonstration of A/B testing in the Mobile Commons platform
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You've spent months planning your end-of-year fundraising campaign: carefully analyzing last year's data, scheduling messages and testing the perfect ask. But are you making the best use of your mobile program to maximize donations? Join Mobile Commons and interactive marketing consultant John Brian McCarthy for a webinar on how you can keep your mobile activists engaged in your organization and increase their contributions to your mission, year-after-year.
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Join us for an interactive webinar with Michael Sabat, VP of Business Development at Mobile Commons, as he explains the value of a mobile subscriber, how to implement text messaging as part of your fundraising strategy, and case studies on how non-profits have successfully integrated text messaging into their fundraising campaigns.
In this webinar, participants will learn:
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- Tactics for moving subscribers up your ladder of engagement
- How to leverage SMS to optimize fundraising efforts and increase donations
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Fundraising is an integral part of every non-profit’s efforts to sustain their organization. However, it’s often tough for an organization to break out from the crowd and ensure that their message is heard. Emails go unopened and phone calls go unanswered. That’s why text messaging is the best channel to reach and engage your supporters.
Text messaging offers a significant advantage in reaching supporters over other communication channels – 99% of all text messages are read and the average text is opened within 90 seconds. In fact, supporters who are mobile subscribers are 250% more likely to donate than supporters who are email only subscribers.
Learn how to implement text messaging as part of your fundraising strategy, and case studies on how non-profits have successfully integrated text messaging into their fundraising campaigns.
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Many 0 to 1 startup founders often overlook market research, but this critical step can make or break a venture, especially in health tech.
But Why do they skip it?
Limited resources—time, money, and manpower—are common culprits.
"In fact, a survey by CB Insights found that 42% of startups fail due to no market need, which is like building a spaceship to Mars only to realise you forgot the fuel."
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Overconfidence in their product’s success leads founders to assume it will naturally find its market, especially in health tech where patient needs, entire system issues and regulatory requirements are as complex as trying to perform brain surgery with a butter knife. Additionally, the pressure to launch quickly and the belief in their own intuition further contribute to this oversight. Yet, thorough market research in health tech could be the key to transforming a startup's vision into a life-saving reality, instead of a medical mishap waiting to happen.
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Innovaccer, founded by Abhinav Shashank in 2014, focuses on improving healthcare delivery through data-driven insights and interoperability solutions. Before launching their platform, Innovaccer conducted extensive market research to understand the challenges faced by healthcare organizations and the potential for innovation in healthcare IT.
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Competitive Analysis: Analyzed competitors offering similar solutions in healthcare analytics and interoperability. Identified gaps in comprehensive data aggregation, real-time analytics, and actionable insights.
Regulatory Compliance: Ensured their platform complied with HIPAA and other healthcare data privacy regulations. This compliance was crucial to gaining trust from healthcare providers wary of data security issues.
Customer Validation: Conducted pilot programs with several healthcare organizations to validate the platform's effectiveness in improving care outcomes and operational efficiency. Gathered feedback to refine features and user interface.
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How to effectively start market research in the health tech industry by defining objectives, crafting problem statements, selecting methods, identifying data collection sources, and setting clear timelines. This guide covers all the preliminary steps needed to lay a strong foundation for your research.
This lays foundation of scoping research project what are the
Before embarking on a research project, especially one aimed at scoping and defining parameters like the one described for health tech IT, several crucial considerations should be addressed. Here’s a comprehensive guide covering key aspects to ensure a well-structured and successful research initiative:
1. Define Research Objectives and Scope
Clear Objectives: Define specific goals such as understanding market needs, identifying new opportunities, assessing risks, or refining pricing strategies.
Scope Definition: Clearly outline the boundaries of the research in terms of geographical focus, target demographics (e.g., age, socio-economic status), and industry sectors (e.g., healthcare IT).
3. Review Existing Literature and Resources
Literature Review: Conduct a thorough review of existing research, market reports, and relevant literature to build foundational knowledge.
Gap Analysis: Identify gaps in existing knowledge or areas where further exploration is needed.
4. Select Research Methodology and Tools
Methodological Approach: Choose appropriate research methods such as surveys, interviews, focus groups, or data analytics.
Tools and Resources: Select tools like Google Forms for surveys, analytics platforms (e.g., SimilarWeb, Statista), and expert consultations.
5. Ethical Considerations and Compliance
Ethical Approval: Ensure compliance with ethical guidelines for research involving human subjects.
Data Privacy: Implement measures to protect participant confidentiality and adhere to data protection regulations (e.g., GDPR, HIPAA).
6. Budget and Resource Allocation
Resource Planning: Allocate resources including time, budget, and personnel required for each phase of the research.
Contingency Planning: Anticipate and plan for unforeseen challenges or adjustments to the research plan.
7. Develop Research Instruments
Survey Design: Create well-structured surveys using tools like Google Forms to gather quantitative data.
Interview and Focus Group Guides: Prepare detailed scripts and discussion points for qualitative data collection.
8. Sampling Strategy
Sampling Design: Define the sampling frame, size, and method (e.g., random sampling, stratified sampling) to ensure representation of target demographics.
Participant Recruitment: Plan recruitment strategies to reach and engage the intended participant groups effectively.
9. Data Collection and Analysis Plan
Data Collection: Implement methods for data gathering, ensuring consistency and validity.
Analysis Techniques: Decide on analytical approaches (e.g., statistical
Health Tech Market Intelligence Prelim Questions -
Insights into the Success of Text Messaging for Health
1. INSIGHTS
INTO
THE
SUCCESS
OF
TEXT
MESSAGING
FOR
HEALTH
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2. What
You
Will
Learn
Today
1. IntroducAon
to
Mobile
Commons
2. Benefits
of
Text
Messaging
3. Key
Text
Messaging
StaAsAcs
4. SMS
ApplicaAons
in
Health
5. Highlights
from
Key
Efficacy
Studies
6. Examples
of
Successful
Campaigns
7. Q&A
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3. Mobile
Commons
Select
Customers
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4. About
Mobile
Commons
The Solution
§ Web
applicaAon
for
managing
mobile
communicaAon:
§ Text
Messaging
§ Phone
Calls
§ Mobile
Web
§ Mobile
TransacAons
§ MMS
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5. Informa.on
Lookup
Help
people
find
the
informaAon
they
need
with
a
simple
text.
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Mobile
Plaaorm
Features
Text
Messaging
Send
text
messages
to
one
person
or
a
million
people.
Scheduling
&
Targe.ng
Reach
the
right
person
at
exactly
the
right
moment.
Alerts
&
Reminders
Send
a
text
to
remind
people
about
appointments
and
important
dates.
Live
SMS
Chat
Respond
quickly
to
users
in
real-‐Ame
and
answer
quesAons
via
SMS.
Mobile
CRM
View
detailed
profiles
of
every
user
and
track
every
acAon.
Surveys,
Polls
&
Quizzes
Run
surveys
and
quizzes
to
paAent
gather
informaAon
and
save
results
right
to
users'
profiles.
Reports
&
Analy.cs
Analyze
your
campaign
performance
at
all
levels
and
track
every
acAon.
6. Mobile
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6
#
of
SMS
Health
Studies
Published
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
Q3
14
Q2
14
Q1
14
Q4
13
Q3
13
Q2
13
Q1
13
7. Analysis
of
’13-‐’14
SMS
Health
Studies
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Category
#
of
Studies
Percent
MedicaAon
Adherence,
Reminders
44
24%
Disease
Management
38
21%
Mental
Health,
AddicAon
16
9%
Women’s
Health
15
8%
Weight
Loss
10
5%
Physical
AcAvity
8
4%
Source:
mobihealthnews;
mHealthEvidence.org
8. Analysis
of
’13-‐’14
SMS
Health
Studies
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Disease/Condi.on
#
of
Studies
Percent
HIV/AIDS
27
15%
Diabetes
21
12%
Heart
Disease
5
3%
Cancer
3
2%
Blood
Pressure
2
1%
Asthma
2
1%
Source:
mobihealthnews;
mHealthEvidence.org
9. Analysis
of
’13-‐’14
SMS
Health
Studies
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9
The
number
of
texAng
for
health
studies
specifically
working
with
an
adolescent
or
child
populaAon:
32,
which
is
about
18%
of
studies.
10. 2.
Benefits
of
Text
Messaging
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11. Benefits
of
Text
Messaging
§ Ease
of
use
§ Ubiquity
amongst
all
demographics
§ InteracAve
2-‐way
form
of
communicaAon
§ PersonalizaAon
§ Immediacy
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12. Building
Healt3h.i
eKre
Cy
oTmexmt
MuneisAseasg
ing
StaAsAcs
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13. Why
Text
Messaging
Key Statistics
99%
of
text
messages
are
read.
The
average
text
is
read
in
90
seconds.
Text
messaging
is
the
#1
applicaAon
on
phones.
Mobile Use
Text
messaging
is
the
most
effecAve
method
for
reaching
everyone
–
especially
underserved
populaAons,
young
people,
and
minoriAes.
*Sources:
ConversaAonal
AdverAsing
2010,
SinglePoint;
Cell
Phone
AcAviAes
2012,
Pew
Research
;
How
Americans
Use
Text
Messaging
2011,
Pew
Research;
CTIA
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14. TexAng
by
Demographics
§ Medicaid
paAents
are
more
likely
to
use
text
message
vs.
those
privately
insured
§ Hispanics
text
156%
more
than
Caucasians
§ African
Americans
text
224%
more
than
Caucasians
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15. Text
Message
UAlizaAon
§ 91%
of
U.S.
adults
own
mobile
phones
§ However,
only
56%
own
a
smart
phone
§ 97%
of
ages
18-‐29
use
text
messaging
§ 6%
of
that
18-‐25
group
email
daily
§ 75%
of
ages
50-‐64
use
text
messaging
§ Largest
growing
group
of
text
message
users
Source:
Smith
A.
Americans
and
text
messaging.
Pew
Internet
&
American
Life
Project.
2013
91%
56%
100%
80%
60%
40%
20%
0%
Mobile
Phone
Users
Smart
Phone
Users
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16. 4.
SMS
ApplicaAons
in
Health
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17. SMS
ApplicaAons
in
Health
§ MedicaAon
adherence
§ Appointment
reminders
§ Behavior
change
§ Chronic
disease
management
§ General
health
educaAon
§ PreventaAve
care
• Exercise
and
healthy
living
• Wellness
programs
73%
of
paAents
want
to
refill
prescripAons
through
mobile.
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18. Mobile
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5.
Highlights
from
Key
Efficacy
Studies
and
Examples
of
Successful
Campaigns
19. HHS
Environmental
Scan
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19
U.S.
Department
of
Health
and
Human
Services
Using
Health
Text
Messages
to
Improve
Consumer
Health
Knowledge,
Behaviors,
and
Outcomes
(May
2014)
Study
Objec.ve:
§ To
examine
the
effecAveness
and
acceptance
of
SMS
intervenAons
and
implicaAons
on
the
use
of
SMS
for
future
programs
20. HHS
Environmental
Scan
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Method:
§ Examined
and
assessed
7
systemaAc
reviews
of
over
60
text
messaging
programs
§ SystemaAc
reviews
are
the
gold
standard
of
assessing
evidence
of
a
technology
or
intervenAon
§ Studies
between
January
2009
–
October
2012
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HHS
Environmental
Scan
IniAaAve
Focus
DescripAon
Text4baby
Maternal
&
baby
health
Providing
pregnant
women
and
new
mothers
free
health
text
messages
in
English
or
Spanish,
TXT4Tots
Child
health
Providing
a
library
of
brief,
evidence-‐based
messages
focused
on
nutriAon
and
physical
acAvity
targeted
to
parents
and
caregivers
of
children
ages
1
to
5.
SmokeFreeTXT
Tobacco
control
Delivering
24/7
Aps,
moAvaAon,
encouragement,
and
advice
about
smoking
cessaAon
through
text
messages
.
QuitNowTXT
Message
Tobacco
control
Offering
a
library
of
free
&
publicly
available
interacAve
text
messages
for
adults
who
are
ready
to
quit
smoking.
SmokeFree
Moms
Tobacco
control
Developing
a
library
of
free
and
publicly
available
text
messages
for
pregnant
women
who
wish
to
quit
smoking.
Health
Alerts
On-‐
the-‐Go
Health
&
safety
Providing
CDC’s
health
and
safety
informaAon
on
mobile
devices.
Text
Alert
Toolkit
Emergency
response
Providing
a
text
message
library
for
emergency
preparedness
and
response
for
voluntary
use.
22. HHS
Environmental
Scan
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Results:
1. There
is
a
substanAal
body
of
research
with
SMS
2. SMS
does
bring
about
behavior
change
3. SMS
can
improve
smoking
cessaAon
outcomes,
diabetes
management,
and
clinical
outcomes
4. Text
messaging
improves
treatment
compliance,
including
medicaAon
adherence
and
appointment
avendance
5. Improves
immunizaAon
rates,
increases
sexual
health
knowledge,
and
reduces
risky
behaviors
23. Case
Study:
NCI
SmokeFreeTXT
Smoking Cessation
§ 26-‐35
Year
Olds:
47%
likely
to
quit
when
receiving
texts
(control
group:
35%)
§ Males:
43%
likely
to
quit
when
receiving
texts
(control
group:
29%)
§ Heavy
Smokers:
53%
likely
to
quit
when
receiving
texts
(control
group:
25%)
SmokefreeTXT
Doubled
Quit
Rates
Among
Teens
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24. Influenza
Vaccine
Text
Reminders
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American
Journal
of
Public
Health
Influenza
Vaccine
Text
Message
Reminders
for
Urban,
Low-‐Income
Pregnant
Women:
A
Randomized
Controlled
Trial
(August
2013)
Objec.ve:
§ To
evaluate
the
impact
of
influenza
text
message
reminders
in
low-‐income
obstetric
populaAon.
Pregnant
women
are
at
increased
risk
for
influenza
morbidity
&
mortality.
25. Influenza
Vaccine
Text
Reminders
Method:
§ RCT
that
enrolled
1,187
obstetric
paAents
from
5
community-‐based
clinics
in
NYC
§ IntervenAon
group
received
5
weekly
text
messages
about
the
importance
of
gexng
vaccinated
and
2
text
message
appointment
reminders
§ Both
groups
received
standard,
automated
telephone
reminders
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26. Influenza
Vaccine
Text
Reminders
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Results:
1. Women
who
received
the
text
messages
were
30%
more
likely
to
be
vaccinated
2. Women
early
in
the
third
trimester
at
randomizaAon
showed
the
greatest
intervenAon
effect
27. Case
Study:
CDPH
Flu
Shot
Finder
Flu Shot Finder
§ The
CDPH
sent
out
a
survey
one
week
ayer
people
used
the
flu
shot
locator:
§ 50%
respond
to
the
survey
§ 33%
of
respondents
got
vaccinated
that
week
§ 40%
got
vaccinated
later
§ 17%
vaccinated
elsewhere
Text
NOFLU
+
ZIP
to
30644
to
get
closest
locaAon
of
the
H1N1
vaccine
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28. MedicaAon
Adherence
Study
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Na.onal
Center
for
Biotechnology
Informa.on
MedicaAon
Adherence
IntervenAons:
ComparaAve
EffecAveness
(September
2012)
Objec.ve:
§ To
evaluate
medicaAon
adherence
among
paAents
opAng
in
to
receive
text
messages
29. MedicaAon
Adherence
Study
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Method:
§ ObservaAonal,
cohort
analysis
of
Commercial/
Medicare
members
via
a
naAonal
PBM
§ 5,746
PBM
members
observed
for
text
message
arm,
290
met
the
inclusion
criteria
§ MedicaAons
observed
were
for
chronic
condiAons
(diabetes,
high
blood
pressure,
etc)
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Adherence
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Results:
§ Members
opAng
into
a
text
message
reminder
program
have
significantly
higher
chronic
oral
medicaAon
adherence
rates
compared
with
member
snot
opAng
in
to
receive
text
message
medicaAon
reminders
§ Increased
adherence
rates
translated
into
an
esAmated
total
healthcare
savings
of
$724
per
year
for
members
parAcipaAng
in
the
text
messaging
program
compared
with
non
parAcipaAng
members
31. Case
Study:
NYP
Project
Stay
“We’ve
had
some
paAents
whose
viral
loads
have
dropped
to
undetectable
levels
since
they
started
gexng
daily
reminders
to
take
their
medicine.”
-‐
Dr.
Christel
Hyden
of
Columbia
University
Daily Reminders
§ Adolescents
and
young
adults
are
4
#mes
more
likely
than
adults
to
forget
to
take
their
medicaAon
or
take
it
at
the
wrong
Ame.
§ Project
Stay
-‐
a
program
created
by
the
New
York
Presbyterian,
Columbia
University,
and
Harlem
Health
texts
out
medicaAon
reminders
to
HIV+
paAents.
§ Every
day,
paAents
receive
a
discreet
text
reminder
to
take
their
medicaAon,
at
a
Ame
of
their
choosing.
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32. Questions?
Contact Info:
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