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Dicing with data: the risks, benefits, tensions and tech of health data in the iToBoS project. 数据切割:iToBoS 项目中健康数据的风险、益处、紧张关系和技术。
Q1 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES Pub Date : 2024-01-31 eCollection Date: 2024-01-01 DOI: 10.3389/fdgth.2024.1272709
Niamh Aspell, Abigail Goldsteen, Robin Renwick

This paper will discuss the European funded iToBoS project, tasked by the European Commission to develop an AI diagnostic platform for the early detection of skin melanoma. The paper will outline the project, provide an overview of the data being processed, describe the impact assessment processes, and explain the AI privacy risk mitigation methods being deployed. Following this, the paper will offer a brief discussion of some of the more complex aspects: (1) the relatively low population clinical trial study cohort, which poses risks associated with data distinguishability and the masking ability of the applied anonymisation tools, (2) the project's ability to obtain informed consent from the study cohort given the complexity of the technologies, (3) the project's commitment to an open research data strategy and the additional privacy risk mitigations required to protect the multi-modal study data, and (4) the ability of the project to adequately explain the outputs of the algorithmic components to a broad range of stakeholders. The paper will discuss how the complexities have caused tension which are reflective of wider tensions in the health domain. A project level solution includes collaboration with a melanoma patient network, as an avenue for fair and representative qualification of risks and benefits with the patient stakeholder group. However, it is unclear how scalable this process is given the relentless pursuit of innovation within the health domain, accentuated by the continued proliferation of artificial intelligence, open data strategies, and the integration of multi-modal data sets inclusive of genomics.

本文将讨论由欧洲委员会资助的 iToBoS 项目,该项目旨在开发一个用于早期检测皮肤黑色素瘤的人工智能诊断平台。本文将概述该项目,概述正在处理的数据,描述影响评估过程,并解释正在部署的人工智能隐私风险缓解方法。随后,本文将简要讨论一些较为复杂的方面:(1) 人口数量相对较少的临床试验研究队列,这带来了与数据可区分性和应用匿名化工具的掩盖能力相关的风险;(2) 鉴于技术的复杂性,项目从研究队列中获得知情同意的能力;(3) 项目对开放研究数据策略的承诺,以及保护多模式研究数据所需的额外隐私风险缓解措施;(4) 项目向广泛的利益相关者充分解释算法组件输出的能力。本文将讨论这些复杂性如何造成紧张局势,这些紧张局势反映了健康领域更广泛的紧张局势。项目层面的解决方案包括与黑色素瘤患者网络合作,作为与患者利益相关者群体一起对风险和收益进行公平、有代表性鉴定的途径。然而,由于人工智能、开放数据战略和包括基因组学在内的多模式数据集的不断涌现,健康领域对创新的不懈追求,目前尚不清楚这一过程的可扩展性。
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Online peer support for people with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS): a narrative synthesis systematic review. 为肌萎缩侧索硬化症(ALS)患者提供在线同伴支持:叙事综合系统综述。
Q1 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES Pub Date : 2024-01-31 eCollection Date: 2024-01-01 DOI: 10.3389/fdgth.2024.1138530
Esther Vera Gerritzen, Abigail Rebecca Lee, Orii McDermott, Neil Coulson, Martin Orrell

Background: Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) significantly impacts the lives of people with the diagnosis and their families. A supportive social environment is important for people with ALS to adopt effective coping strategies and health behaviours, and reduce depressive symptoms. Peer support can provide a supportive social environment and can happen in-person and online. Advantages of online peer support are that people can engage from their own home, at their own time and pace, and that it offers a variety of different platforms and modes of communication.

Objectives: To (1) explore the benefits and challenges of online peer support for people with ALS, and (2) identify successful elements of online peer support for people with ALS.

Methods: The method selected for this systematic review was a narrative synthesis. Six databases were systematically searched in April 2020 for articles published between 1989 and 2020. The search was updated in June 2022. The quality of the included studies was assessed with the Critical Appraisal Skills Programme qualitative research checklist.

Results: 10,987 unique articles were identified through the systematic database search. Of those, 9 were included in this review. One of the main benefits of online peer support was that people could communicate using text rather than needing verbal communication, which can be challenging for some with ALS. Successful elements included using profile pages and graphics to identify others with similar or relevant experiences. Challenges included ALS symptoms which could make it difficult to use technological devices.

Conclusions: Peer support can provide a non-judgmental and supportive environment for people with ALS, in which they can exchange experiences and emotional support, which can help people in developing adaptive coping strategies. However, ALS symptoms may make it more difficult for people to use technological devices and engage in online peer support. More research is needed to identify what kind of specific barriers people with ALS experience, and how these could be overcome.

背景:肌萎缩侧索硬化症(ALS)对患者及其家人的生活造成了严重影响。一个支持性的社会环境对于 ALS 患者采取有效的应对策略和健康行为以及减少抑郁症状非常重要。同伴互助可以提供一个支持性的社会环境,可以是面对面的,也可以是在线的。在线同伴支持的优势在于,人们可以在自己的家中,按照自己的时间和节奏参与其中,而且它还提供了各种不同的交流平台和模式:目的:(1)探讨 ALS 患者在线同伴支持的益处和挑战,(2)确定 ALS 患者在线同伴支持的成功要素:方法:本系统综述选择的方法是叙事综合法。我们于 2020 年 4 月在六个数据库中系统检索了 1989 年至 2020 年间发表的文章。搜索结果于 2022 年 6 月更新。采用 "批判性评估技能计划 "定性研究清单对纳入研究的质量进行了评估:通过系统性数据库搜索,确定了 10,987 篇文章。结果:通过系统性数据库搜索,共找到 10,987 篇文章,其中 9 篇被纳入本综述。在线同伴支持的主要好处之一是人们可以使用文本进行交流,而不需要口头交流,这对一些 ALS 患者来说具有挑战性。成功的要素包括使用个人简介页面和图形来识别具有相似或相关经历的其他人。面临的挑战包括 ALS 症状可能导致难以使用技术设备:同伴支持可以为 ALS 患者提供一个不带偏见和支持性的环境,让他们可以交流经验和情感支持,从而帮助他们制定适应性应对策略。然而,ALS 的症状可能会增加患者使用技术设备和参与在线同伴支持的难度。需要开展更多研究,以确定 ALS 患者会遇到哪些具体障碍,以及如何克服这些障碍。
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Editorial: Digital tools for relaxation and stress management: use, effectiveness and implementation. 社论:用于放松和压力管理的数字工具:使用、效果和实施。
Q1 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES Pub Date : 2024-01-31 eCollection Date: 2024-01-01 DOI: 10.3389/fdgth.2024.1366065
Sylvie Bernaerts, Philip Lindner
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Editorial: Supporting sustainable behavior change and empowerment in ubiquitous and learning health systems. 社论:在无所不在的学习型医疗系统中支持可持续的行为改变和赋权。
Q1 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES Pub Date : 2024-01-30 eCollection Date: 2024-01-01 DOI: 10.3389/fdgth.2024.1367567
Jan David Smeddinck, Rada Hussein, Christopher Bull, Tom Foley, Mark van Gils
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Challenges and opportunities in mobile e-coaching. 移动电子教学的挑战与机遇。
Q1 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES Pub Date : 2024-01-30 eCollection Date: 2023-01-01 DOI: 10.3389/fdgth.2023.1304089
Jan-Willem J R van 't Klooster, Lucia M Rabago Mayer, Bart Klaassen, Saskia M Kelders

Background: Mobile e-health technologies have proven to provide tailored assessment, intervention, and coaching capabilities for various usage scenarios. Thanks to their spread and adoption, smartphones are one of the most important carriers for such applications.

Problem: However, the process of design, realization, evaluation, and implementation of these e-health solutions is wicked and challenging, requiring multiple stakeholders and expertise.

Method: Here, we present a tailorable intervention and interaction e-health solution that allows rapid prototyping, development, and evaluation of e-health interventions at scale. This platform allows researchers and clinicians to develop ecological momentary assessment, just-in-time adaptive interventions, ecological momentary intervention, cohort studies, and e-coaching and personalized interventions quickly, with no-code, and in a scalable way.

Result: The Twente Intervention and Interaction Instrument (TIIM) has been used by over 320 researchers in the last decade. We present the ecosystem and synthesize the main scientific output from clinical and research studies in different fields.

Discussion: The importance of mobile e-coaching for prediction, management, and prevention of adverse health outcomes is increasing. A profound e-health development strategyand strategic, technical, and operational investments are needed to prototype, develop, implement, and evaluate e-health solutions. TIIM ecosystem has proven to support these processes. This paper ends with the main research opportunities in mobile coaching, including intervention mechanisms, fine-grained monitoring, and inclusion of objective biomarker data.

背景:事实证明,移动电子健康技术可为各种使用场景提供量身定制的评估、干预和指导功能。问题:然而,这些电子健康解决方案的设计、实现、评估和实施过程既邪恶又具有挑战性,需要多个利益相关者和专业知识:方法:在此,我们提出了一种可定制的干预和互动电子健康解决方案,可快速构建原型、开发和评估大规模电子健康干预措施。该平台允许研究人员和临床医生以可扩展的方式快速开发生态瞬时评估、及时适应性干预、生态瞬时干预、队列研究以及电子辅导和个性化干预,且无需代码:结果:屯特干预与互动工具(TIIM)在过去十年中已被 320 多名研究人员使用。我们介绍了该生态系统,并综合了不同领域临床和研究的主要科学成果:移动电子辅导在预测、管理和预防不良健康后果方面的重要性与日俱增。需要制定深远的电子健康发展战略,并在战略、技术和运营方面进行投资,以便对电子健康解决方案进行原型设计、开发、实施和评估。事实证明,TIIM 生态系统可为这些过程提供支持。本文最后介绍了移动辅导的主要研究机会,包括干预机制、细粒度监测和纳入客观生物标记数据。
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An empirical investigation into the preferences of the elderly for user interface design in personal electronic health record systems. 关于老年人对个人电子健康记录系统用户界面设计偏好的实证调查。
Q1 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES Pub Date : 2024-01-29 eCollection Date: 2023-01-01 DOI: 10.3389/fdgth.2023.1289904
Sainan Zhang, Jisung Song

Background: With the continuous advancement of digital technologies, electronic Personal Health Records (ePHR) offer end-users greater control and convenience over their health data. Although ePHR are perceived as innovative tools in medical services that provide patient-centered care and disease prevention, many system interfaces are inclined toward younger users, overlooking investigations pertinent to elderly users. Our objective is to uncover the preferences of the elderly for an ideal ePHR system interface.

Materials and methods: Relying on a literature review, we identified six interface attributes. Utilizing conjoint analysis, we constructed 16 representative design scenarios based on orthogonal design by combining different attribute levels. We invited 187 elderly participants to evaluate these scenarios. Data analysis was performed using SPSS 26.0. The results indicate that among the ePHR interface design attributes, the elderly prioritize color attributes, followed by the notification method. Designs with contrasting color schemes, skeuomorphic design approaches, and icon-centric menu navigation with segmented layouts, and voice notifications when a message is received, are the most preferred interface design choices.

Discussion: This research elucidates the ideal interface design elements for ePHR as perceived by the elderly, offering valuable references for age-friendly design considerations in ePHR systems.

Results: Implementing these insights can aid in promoting mobile health services among the elderly demographic, enhancing their user experience in health management interfaces. This, in turn, fosters the widespread adoption of mobile health service technologies, further advancing the development of a healthy aging society.

背景:随着数字技术的不断进步,电子个人健康记录(ePHR)为最终用户提供了对其健康数据更大的控制权和便利。虽然电子健康记录被视为医疗服务的创新工具,可提供以病人为中心的护理和疾病预防,但许多系统界面都倾向于年轻用户,忽略了对老年用户的相关调查。我们的目标是了解老年人对理想的电子病历系统界面的偏好:根据文献综述,我们确定了六个界面属性。通过联合分析,我们结合不同的属性水平,在正交设计的基础上构建了 16 个具有代表性的设计方案。我们邀请了 187 位老年参与者对这些方案进行评估。数据分析采用 SPSS 26.0 进行。结果表明,在电子健康记录界面设计属性中,老年人优先考虑颜色属性,其次是通知方式。对比强烈的配色方案、非形态设计方法、以图标为中心的菜单导航和分段式布局以及收到信息时的语音通知是最受欢迎的界面设计选择:讨论:这项研究阐明了老年人心目中理想的电子病历界面设计元素,为电子病历系统中的老年友好设计考虑因素提供了有价值的参考:结果:落实这些见解有助于在老年人群中推广移动医疗服务,增强他们在健康管理界面中的用户体验。这反过来又促进了移动医疗服务技术的广泛应用,进一步推动了健康老龄化社会的发展。
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Deep breathing in your hands: designing and assessing a DTx mobile app. 手握深呼吸:设计和评估 DTx 移动应用程序。
Q1 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES Pub Date : 2024-01-29 eCollection Date: 2024-01-01 DOI: 10.3389/fdgth.2024.1287340
Harim Jeong, Joo Hun Yoo, Michelle Goh, Hayeon Song

Digital Therapeutics (DTx) are experiencing rapid advancements within mobile and mental healthcare sectors, with their ubiquity and enhanced accessibility setting them apart as uniquely effective solutions. In this evolving context, our research focuses on deep breathing, a vital technique in mental health management, aiming to optimize its application in DTx mobile platforms. Based on well-founded theories, we introduced a gamified and affordance-driven design, facilitating intuitive breath control. To enhance user engagement, we deployed the Mel Frequency Cepstral Coefficient (MFCC)-driven personalized machine learning method for accurate biofeedback visualization. To assess our design, we enlisted 70 participants, segregating them into a control and an intervention group. We evaluated Heart Rate Variability (HRV) metrics and collated user experience feedback. A key finding of our research is the stabilization of the Standard Deviation of the NN Interval (SDNN) within Heart Rate Variability (HRV), which is critical for stress reduction and overall health improvement. Our intervention group observed a pronounced stabilization in SDNN, indicating significant stress alleviation compared to the control group. This finding underscores the practical impact of our DTx solution in managing stress and promoting mental health. Furthermore, in the assessment of our intervention cohort, we observed a significant increase in perceived enjoyment, with a notable 22% higher score and 10.69% increase in positive attitudes toward the application compared to the control group. These metrics underscore our DTx solution's effectiveness in improving user engagement and fostering a positive disposition toward digital therapeutic efficacy. Although current technology poses challenges in seamlessly incorporating machine learning into mobile platforms, our model demonstrated superior effectiveness and user experience compared to existing solutions. We believe this result demonstrates the potential of our user-centric machine learning techniques, such as gamified and affordance-based approaches with MFCC, which could contribute significantly to the field of mobile mental healthcare.

数字疗法(DTx)在移动和心理保健领域的发展日新月异,其无处不在的特性和更高的可及性使其成为独一无二的有效解决方案。在这一不断发展的背景下,我们的研究侧重于深呼吸这一心理健康管理的重要技术,旨在优化其在 DTx 移动平台中的应用。基于成熟的理论,我们引入了游戏化和可负担性驱动的设计,以促进直观的呼吸控制。为了提高用户参与度,我们采用了梅尔频率倒频谱系数(MFCC)驱动的个性化机器学习方法,以实现准确的生物反馈可视化。为了评估我们的设计,我们招募了 70 名参与者,将他们分为对照组和干预组。我们评估了心率变异(HRV)指标,并整理了用户体验反馈。我们研究的一个重要发现是,心率变异性(HRV)中的NN间期标准偏差(SDNN)趋于稳定,这对减轻压力和改善整体健康至关重要。与对照组相比,我们的干预组观察到 SDNN 明显趋于稳定,表明压力明显减轻。这一发现强调了我们的 DTx 解决方案在管理压力和促进心理健康方面的实际影响。此外,在对干预组群的评估中,我们观察到感知到的乐趣明显增加,与对照组相比,得分明显提高了 22%,对应用程序的积极态度提高了 10.69%。这些指标证明了我们的 DTx 解决方案在提高用户参与度和促进对数字治疗效果的积极态度方面的有效性。尽管目前的技术在将机器学习无缝融入移动平台方面存在挑战,但我们的模型与现有解决方案相比,在有效性和用户体验方面都表现出了优势。我们相信,这一结果证明了我们以用户为中心的机器学习技术的潜力,例如基于游戏和承受能力的方法与 MFCC,这将极大地促进移动心理保健领域的发展。
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INSPIRE datahub: a pan-African integrated suite of services for harmonising longitudinal population health data using OHDSI tools. INSPIRE datahub:利用 OHDSI 工具协调纵向人口健康数据的泛非综合服务套件。
Q1 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES Pub Date : 2024-01-29 eCollection Date: 2024-01-01 DOI: 10.3389/fdgth.2024.1329630
Tathagata Bhattacharjee, Sylvia Kiwuwa-Muyingo, Chifundo Kanjala, Molulaqhooa L Maoyi, David Amadi, Michael Ochola, Damazo Kadengye, Arofan Gregory, Agnes Kiragga, Amelia Taylor, Jay Greenfield, Emma Slaymaker, Jim Todd

Introduction: Population health data integration remains a critical challenge in low- and middle-income countries (LMIC), hindering the generation of actionable insights to inform policy and decision-making. This paper proposes a pan-African, Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable (FAIR) research architecture and infrastructure named the INSPIRE datahub. This cloud-based Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) and on-premises setup aims to enhance the discovery, integration, and analysis of clinical, population-based surveys, and other health data sources.

Methods: The INSPIRE datahub, part of the Implementation Network for Sharing Population Information from Research Entities (INSPIRE), employs the Observational Health Data Sciences and Informatics (OHDSI) open-source stack of tools and the Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership (OMOP) Common Data Model (CDM) to harmonise data from African longitudinal population studies. Operating on Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services cloud platforms, and on on-premises servers, the architecture offers adaptability and scalability for other cloud providers and technology infrastructure. The OHDSI-based tools enable a comprehensive suite of services for data pipeline development, profiling, mapping, extraction, transformation, loading, documentation, anonymization, and analysis.

Results: The INSPIRE datahub's "On-ramp" services facilitate the integration of data and metadata from diverse sources into the OMOP CDM. The datahub supports the implementation of OMOP CDM across data producers, harmonizing source data semantically with standard vocabularies and structurally conforming to OMOP table structures. Leveraging OHDSI tools, the datahub performs quality assessment and analysis of the transformed data. It ensures FAIR data by establishing metadata flows, capturing provenance throughout the ETL processes, and providing accessible metadata for potential users. The ETL provenance is documented in a machine- and human-readable Implementation Guide (IG), enhancing transparency and usability.

Conclusion: The pan-African INSPIRE datahub presents a scalable and systematic solution for integrating health data in LMICs. By adhering to FAIR principles and leveraging established standards like OMOP CDM, this architecture addresses the current gap in generating evidence to support policy and decision-making for improving the well-being of LMIC populations. The federated research network provisions allow data producers to maintain control over their data, fostering collaboration while respecting data privacy and security concerns. A use-case demonstrated the pipeline using OHDSI and other open-source tools.

导言:人口健康数据整合仍然是中低收入国家(LMIC)面临的一项严峻挑战,它阻碍了为政策和决策提供可操作的见解。本文提出了一个泛非可查找、可访问、可互操作和可重用(FAIR)研究架构和基础设施,名为 INSPIRE datahub。这种基于云的平台即服务(PaaS)和内部设置旨在加强临床、基于人口的调查和其他健康数据源的发现、整合和分析:INSPIRE datahub是研究实体人口信息共享实施网络(INSPIRE)的一部分,它采用了观察性健康数据科学与信息学(OHDSI)开源堆栈工具和观察性医疗结果合作组织(OMOP)通用数据模型(CDM)来协调来自非洲纵向人口研究的数据。该架构在微软 Azure 和亚马逊网络服务云平台以及企业内部服务器上运行,为其他云提供商和技术基础设施提供了适应性和可扩展性。基于 OHDSI 的工具可为数据管道开发、剖析、映射、提取、转换、加载、记录、匿名化和分析提供一整套服务:结果:INSPIRE 数据中心的 "On-ramp "服务有助于将不同来源的数据和元数据整合到 OMOP CDM 中。数据枢纽支持数据生产者实施 OMOP CDM,在语义上协调源数据与标准词汇表,在结构上符合 OMOP 表结构。数据集线器利用 OHDSI 工具,对转换后的数据进行质量评估和分析。它通过建立元数据流、在整个 ETL 流程中捕获出处以及为潜在用户提供可访问的元数据,来确保 FAIR 数据。ETL 的出处记录在机器和人可读的实施指南 (IG) 中,从而提高了透明度和可用性:泛非 INSPIRE 数据枢纽为 LMICs 的健康数据整合提供了一个可扩展的系统性解决方案。通过遵循 FAIR 原则和利用 OMOP CDM 等既定标准,该架构弥补了目前在生成证据以支持政策和决策方面的不足,从而改善了低收入和中等收入国家人口的福祉。联合研究网络的规定允许数据生产者保持对其数据的控制,在尊重数据隐私和安全问题的同时促进合作。一个使用案例展示了使用 OHDSI 和其他开源工具的管道。
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The use of internet-based smartphone apps consistently improved consumers' healthy eating behaviors: a systematic review of randomized controlled trials. 使用基于互联网的智能手机应用程序持续改善消费者的健康饮食行为:随机对照试验的系统回顾。
IF 3.2 Q1 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES Pub Date : 2024-01-12 eCollection Date: 2024-01-01 DOI: 10.3389/fdgth.2024.1282570
Awole Seid, Desta Dugassa Fufa, Zebenay Workneh Bitew

Introduction: Digital tools, such as mobile apps and the Internet, are being increasingly used to promote healthy eating habits. However, there has been inconsistent reporting on the effectiveness of smartphones and web-based apps in influencing dietary behaviors. Moreover, previous reviews have been limited in scope, either by focusing on a specific population group or by being outdated. Therefore, the purpose of this review is to investigate the impacts of smartphone- and web-based dietary interventions on promoting healthy eating behaviors worldwide.

Methods: A systematic literature search of randomized controlled trials was conducted using databases such as Google Scholar, PubMed, Global Health, Informit, Web of Science, and CINAHL (EBSCO). The Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) guidelines were followed to prepare the entire document. EndNote (version 20) was used for reference management. The risk of bias in the articles was assessed using the "Revised Cochrane Risk of Bias tool for randomized trials (RoB 2.0)" by the Cochrane Collaboration. Narrative synthesis, using text and tables, was used to present the results. The study was registered in PROSPERO under protocol number CRD42023464315.

Results: This review analyzed a total of 39 articles, which consisted of 25 smartphone-based apps and 14 web-based apps. The studies involved a total of 14,966 participants. Out of the 25 studies, 13 (52%) showed that offline-capable smartphone apps are successful in promoting healthier eating habits. The impact of smartphone apps on healthy adults has been inconsistently reported. However, studies have shown their effectiveness in chronically ill patients. Likewise, internet-based mobile apps, such as social media or nutrition-specific apps, have been found to effectively promote healthy eating behaviors. These findings were consistent across 14 studies, which included healthy adults, overweight or obese adults, chronically ill patients, and pregnant mothers.

Conclusion: Overall, the findings suggest that smartphone apps contribute to improving healthy eating behaviors. Both nutrition-specific and social media-based mobile apps consistently prove effective in promoting long-term healthy eating habits. Therefore, policymakers in the food system should consider harnessing the potential of internet-based mobile apps and social media platforms to foster sustainable healthy eating behaviors.

简介移动应用程序和互联网等数字工具正被越来越多地用于推广健康饮食习惯。然而,关于智能手机和基于网络的应用程序在影响饮食行为方面的效果的报道并不一致。此外,以往的综述范围有限,要么只关注特定人群,要么已经过时。因此,本综述旨在调查智能手机和网络饮食干预对促进全球健康饮食行为的影响:方法:使用谷歌学者、PubMed、全球健康、Informit、Web of Science 和 CINAHL (EBSCO) 等数据库对随机对照试验进行了系统的文献检索。整个文件的编写遵循了系统综述和元分析首选报告项目(PRISMA)指南。参考文献管理使用 EndNote(20 版)。文章的偏倚风险采用 Cochrane 协作组织的 "修订版 Cochrane 随机试验偏倚风险工具(RoB 2.0)"进行评估。使用文字和表格进行叙述性综合来呈现结果。该研究已在 PROSPERO 注册,注册号为 CRD42023464315:本综述共分析了 39 篇文章,其中包括 25 个基于智能手机的应用程序和 14 个基于网络的应用程序。这些研究共涉及 14966 名参与者。在这 25 项研究中,有 13 项(52%)研究表明,离线智能手机应用程序能成功促进人们养成更健康的饮食习惯。有关智能手机应用程序对健康成年人的影响的报道并不一致。不过,有研究表明它们对慢性病患者很有效。同样,基于互联网的移动应用程序(如社交媒体或营养专用应用程序)也被发现能有效促进健康饮食行为。这些发现在 14 项研究中是一致的,研究对象包括健康成年人、超重或肥胖成年人、慢性病患者和孕妇:总之,研究结果表明,智能手机应用程序有助于改善健康饮食行为。事实证明,营养类和社交媒体类手机应用都能有效促进长期健康饮食习惯的养成。因此,食品系统的决策者应考虑利用基于互联网的移动应用程序和社交媒体平台的潜力来促进可持续的健康饮食行为。
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Editorial: Dissemination, implementation and uptake of digital and technological interventions in practice. 社论:数字和技术干预措施在实践中的传播、实施和吸收。
IF 3.2 Q1 HEALTH CARE SCIENCES & SERVICES Pub Date : 2024-01-11 eCollection Date: 2023-01-01 DOI: 10.3389/fdgth.2023.1349545
Tom Van Daele, Christiaan Vis, Eva Van Assche, Heleen Riper
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