Peking Union Health Application (PUHApp): Modern solution for effective epidemiological survey administration and health promotion

Q1 Social Sciences Global Transitions Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.1016/j.glt.2022.10.003
Huijing He, Li Pan, Yaoda Hu, Ji Tu, Chengdong Yu, Guangliang Shan
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Abstract

Large scale population-based epidemiological health surveys require effective administration. The diverse phenotype data sets also lead to challenge to quick and visual feedback of health check-up results or meeting the need of self-health management. With the rapid popularization of smartphone use, the smartphone-based applications bring about new inspirations for traditional epidemiological studies to fulfill various health and research needs. In 2015, we designed a software named Peking Union Health Application (PUHApp), which can be used noncommercially via smartphone or modern desktop web browser. PUHApp has been used by over 50 000 individuals to obtain their e-health reports. Diverse health data have been linked to this application. The module of self-health assessment and disease risk prediction modules enable individuals to estimate their physical fitness conveniently. By describing the concepts and usage of PUHApp, we aim to demonstrate its key role as modern solution for effective epidemiological survey administration and health promotion, and to provide practical cases that could be helpful for other researchers.

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北京联合健康应用:流行病学调查管理和健康促进的现代解决方案
大规模人口流行病学健康调查需要有效的管理。表型数据集的多样化也给健康检查结果的快速、直观反馈或满足自我健康管理的需要带来挑战。随着智能手机的快速普及,基于智能手机的应用为传统的流行病学研究带来了新的灵感,以满足各种健康和研究需求。2015年,我们设计了一款名为“北京协和健康应用”(PUHApp)的软件,可以通过智能手机或现代桌面网络浏览器非商业使用。超过5万人使用PUHApp获取他们的电子卫生报告。各种健康数据已与此应用程序相关联。自我健康评估模块和疾病风险预测模块使个人能够方便地估计自己的身体健康状况。通过描述PUHApp的概念和用法,旨在说明其作为有效的流行病学调查管理和健康促进的现代解决方案的关键作用,并为其他研究人员提供实用案例。
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Global Transitions Social Sciences-Development
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