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Johnson, Emily E., MacGeorge, Claire, Andrews, Annie, King, Kathryn L., Teufel, Ronald J., Brinton, Daniel L., Kruis, Ryan, Hale, Kathryn C., Ford, Dee, Sterba, Kathryn R. |
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Telemedicine & e-Health; Aug2021, Vol. 27 Issue 8, p955-962, 8p |
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Background: School-based telehealth (SBTH) plays a valuable role in child asthma management, although nurses have concerns with caregiver engagement. Mobile technology (m-health) has potential to improve this engagement. Objective: We identified barriers and key desired features of an asthma m-health application as a supplement to an existing SBTH asthma program in rural settings. Methods: Multimethod design using school nurse surveys and interviews with school and SBTH personnel to describe processes related to implementation of an m-health application. Results: Nurses reported SBTH programs were an ideal setting to identify potential families for m-health. Benefits of caregiver education and engagement and barriers related to technology, smart phone data availability, and family buy-in were described. Desired application features included education on inhaler technique, asthma symptom, and medication adherence reports. Conclusions: The feedback identified from nurses can be incorporated into an asthma m-health program within an SBTH program to facilitate implementation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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Complementary Index |
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