Background: Electronic health (eHealth) and mobile health (mHealth) approaches to
address low physical activity levels, sedentary behavior, and unhealthy diets have received …

There are now few hundred thousand healthcare apps, yet there is a gap in our
understanding of the theoretical mechanisms for which, and how, technological features …

This article introduces the theme issue on social interaction and reflection for behaviour
change. A large body of research exists on systems designed to help users in changing their …

Background: Tobacco smoking is the leading cause of preventable death in the United
States, and the annual economic burden attributable to smoking exceeds US $300 billion …

Abstract Purpose of Review Smoking remains a leading preventable cause of premature
death in the world; thus, develo** effective and scalable smoking cessation interventions …

Introduction Only one-quarter of smokers in Pakistan attempt to quit smoking, and less than
3% are successful. In the absence of any literature from the country, this study aimed to …

We aimed to explore reasons for (non‐) adherence to self‐care among people with diabetic
foot ulcers, as well as barriers and solutions to improving their self‐care adherence. We …

Mobile phone applications may enhance the delivery of critical health services and the
accuracy of health service data. Yet, the opinions and experiences of frontline health …

Smartphones are used by patients and clinicians alike. Vast numbers of software
applications (apps) run on smartphones and carry out useful functions. Clinician-and patient …

Background: Hundreds of smoking cessation apps are commercially available, but most are
not theory-based or designed to take advantage of mobile technology in ways that could …