Using Technology to Keep Patients Engaged in Care
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The document discusses using technology to engage patients in their healthcare. It presents various surveys about patients' and providers' use of the internet and cell phones. It also lists different aspects of patient engagement that technology can support, such as entry into care, adherence to medications and appointments, and behaviors that impact well-being. Specific technology-based tools are described that can help with areas like treatment entry, missed visits, medication adherence, and supporting overall well-being.
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