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1Meghan K. Conroy, MSN, RN, PCCN-CMC, CNL, is a Clinical Nurse Leader, Surgical Service Line, University of Chicago Medicine, Chicago, Illinois.
Abstract:
Smartphone use and the desire to use mHealth are growing in the population of patients who most commonly use home healthcare (HHC) services, a population with chronic conditions and complex healthcare management needs. HHC nurses are positioned to connect HHC patients with mHealth Apps to access health-related information, engage in interactive monitoring, and manage self-care activities. The challenge of finding reputable Apps is discussed and resources are presented to overcome this challenge at the business orindividual level.
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