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Eunjoo Jeon¹, Hyeoun-Ae Park¹

¹College of Nursing, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea.

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Mobile health interventions in nursing significantly improve weight and glucose control. These mobile applications offer unique benefits compared to interventions in other healthcare fields.

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Area of Science:

Nursing
Digital Health
Health Informatics

Background:

Mobile technology is increasingly integrated into healthcare.
Nursing interventions utilizing mobile technology have shown promise.
Understanding the characteristics and effectiveness of these interventions is crucial.

Purpose of the Study:

To review mobile technology-based interventions in nursing.
To compute the effect size of these nursing interventions.
To compare mobile interventions in nursing with those in other disciplines.

Main Methods:

A systematic literature search was conducted across eight databases.
Keywords included mobile applications, health/healthcare, and nursing.
Thirty-eight studies were selected, with seven and six used for meta-analyses on weight and glucose control, respectively.

Main Results:

Mobile interventions in nursing exhibit distinct characteristics compared to other fields.
Significant improvements were observed in weight management.
Effective glucose control was also demonstrated through these interventions.

Conclusions:

Mobile technology-based interventions are effective in nursing for improving patient outcomes.
These interventions show unique applicability and efficacy within the nursing scope.
Further research can optimize mobile health strategies in nursing practice.