RWJF: When
Patients Share Health Information with Providers Through Personal
Technologies, Clinical Care and Patient Engagement Can Improve
Project HealthDesign, a
program funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, has demonstrated
clear potential for improving health care delivery and outcomes, as well
as patient engagement—through the use of personal technology. Five
research teams studied whether patients' use of technologies, such as
smartphone apps, sensors, iPads, and others, to collect information from
their daily lives and share it with their health care providers, could
enhance clinical care.
e-Behaviorial Health
Benefit from new technologies... enable people to have remote access to CBT
