#Wearables as facilitators, not drivers, of behavior change needed to improve health (JAMA) http://t.co/d986fojrwg #digitalhealth #mHealth
#Wearables as facilitators, not drivers, of behavior change needed to improve health (JAMA) http://t.co/d986fojrwg #digitalhealth #mHealth
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change @JAMA_current http://t.co/SV7Iqx1TTm #Wearabletech #quantifiedself
#Wearables as facilitators, not drivers, of behavior change needed to improve health (JAMA) http://t.co/d986fojrwg #digitalhealth #mHealth
#Wearables as facilitators, not drivers, of behavior change needed to improve health (JAMA) http://t.co/d986fojrwg #digitalhealth #mHealth
#Wearables as facilitators, not drivers, of behavior change needed to improve health (JAMA) http://t.co/d986fojrwg #digitalhealth #mHealth
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change @JAMA_current http://t.co/SV7Iqx1TTm #Wearabletech #quantifiedself
The latest "fad" or a useful adjunct to altering behaviour? How could you harness the power of this technology... http://t.co/uBEJRC6t2O
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change @JAMA_current http://t.co/SV7Iqx1TTm #Wearabletech #quantifiedself
Sales wearable devices projected to more than $50 billion by 2018 @JAMA_current http://t.co/SV7Iqx1TTm #wearabletech #quantidiefself
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change @JAMA_current http://t.co/SV7Iqx1TTm #Wearabletech #quantifiedself
Wearable health tracking devices - are they effective at making lasting behaviour changes? http://t.co/cL7J2PlNVd http://t.co/QRcGJeDdop
#Wearables as motivators? Share your #run, #walk, #bike or #hike on #socialmedia: http://t.co/IxJSwGVxcj http://t.co/C5KjnXxszd
my biggest concern: #wearabletech being used most by those who need it the least http://t.co/sH38CObaG1 #medtech
my biggest concern: #wearabletech being used most by those who need it the least http://t.co/sH38CObaG1 #medtech
It's Psych 101 - JAMA study finds engagement strategies key to modify behaviour when using #wearables http://t.co/LK4MFLTa06 #quantifiedself
It's Psych 101 - JAMA study finds engagement strategies key to modify behaviour when using #wearables http://t.co/LK4MFLTa06 #quantifiedself
It's Psych 101 - JAMA study finds engagement strategies key to modify behaviour when using #wearables http://t.co/LK4MFLTa06 #quantifiedself
It's Psych 101 - JAMA study finds engagement strategies key to modify behaviour when using #wearables http://t.co/LK4MFLTa06 #quantifiedself
#Wearables as motivators? Share your #run, #walk, #bike or #hike on #socialmedia: http://t.co/IxJSwGVxcj http://t.co/C5KjnXxszd
"Wearable devices seem to appeal to groups that might need them least." (I.e., younger than 35 + earning $100,000.) http://t.co/KCCJ6U49bq
#Wearables as motivators? Share your #run, #walk, #bike or #hike on #socialmedia: http://t.co/IxJSwGVxcj http://t.co/C5KjnXxszd
@JAMA_current publishes "wearables are facilitators, not drivers of health behavior change" http://t.co/SDNFWBZdc9
@Jama publishes - wearables are facilitators, not drivers of health behavior change: http://t.co/SDNFWBZdc9
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of #Health Behavior Change http://t.co/sjr8ApH6Ub #mHealth via @JAMA http://t.co/8l8cjwgNkI
Study in JAMA shows wearable health trackers alone won’t change behaviour and appeal to groups that need them least http://t.co/SZsQxtKwvI
"Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change" http://t.co/rpu9U9LtM1 @JAMA_current #wearabletech
"Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change" http://t.co/rpu9U9LtM1 @JAMA_current #wearabletech
"Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change" http://t.co/rpu9U9LtM1 @JAMA_current #wearabletech
"Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change" http://t.co/rpu9U9LtM1 @JAMA_current #wearabletech
Wearable devices as facilitators, not drivers, of health #behaviorchange: http://t.co/1ACwBHPj0X
Wearable devices as facilitators, not drivers, of health behavior change http://t.co/lPHKy8rXQj
“@JAMA_current: Wearable devices as facilitators, not drivers, of health behavior change http://t.co/JGdlkrJsoQ”
Recent studies, wearables only part of the answer - http://t.co/5sl6ptIokE @omadahealth uses that data to drive REAL health impact!
#Wearables as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change http://t.co/PzMefzNaz9 @JAMA_current #digitalhealthcare
Recent studies, wearables only part of the answer - http://t.co/5sl6ptIokE @omadahealth uses that data to drive REAL health impact!
Agree! “@ahier: More on wearables as facilitators, not drivers, of health behavior change http://t.co/Odr1objuqA” @Manahealth
New study finds that simply wearing a device does not elicit behavior change. http://t.co/80sjgBCOW4 #digitalhealth http://t.co/YJPpjPMcdZ
Study in JAMA shows wearable health trackers alone won’t change behaviour and appeal to groups that need them least http://t.co/SZsQxtKwvI
Positing building the strategy for wearble health devices is more important than the gizmo. #healthit https://t.co/1RgV8XI1nQ
Got to work on designing "engagement strategies", not just devices alone: http://t.co/n96psXiN59
Tnx @DSchaars: Quantified Self devices on their own won't change behaviour, says http://t.co/wmjEIK2mBJ #activeworking #itsmylife_NL
Wearables themselves don't drive the sustained behavior changes needed to improve health, you need more than data: http://t.co/NbIxOPotc7
Interesting @JAMA_current article on wearable devices and health behaviour change: http://t.co/dMZS9apgHt @jkruger71
JAMA article- #mHealth wearables need to engage and change behavior- tech is necessary but not sufficient! http://t.co/rc9MaTee5R
This should not be news to anyone but the design of the engagement strategies is key to behavior change. So what are…https://t.co/SR1zEoShT6
@JAMA_current Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change. http://t.co/wuciuppPEP
More on wearables as facilitators, not drivers, of health behavior change http://t.co/P9gC7wI5kt
Study in JAMA shows wearable health trackers alone won’t change behaviour and appeal to groups that need them least http://t.co/SZsQxtKwvI
RT @du5tb1n: Solid Critique - "Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change" http://t.co/uijC8cU3ew
RT @du5tb1n: Solid Critique - "Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change" http://t.co/UiOI93d26Q
Study in JAMA shows wearable health trackers alone won’t change behaviour and appeal to groups that need them least http://t.co/SZsQxtKwvI
Study in JAMA shows wearable health trackers alone won’t change behaviour and appeal to groups that need them least http://t.co/SZsQxtKwvI
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change http://t.co/O0Bfyi0hPT @UoE_PAHRC
Study in JAMA shows wearable health trackers alone won’t change behaviour and appeal to groups that need them least http://t.co/SZsQxtKwvI
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Change http://t.co/7mDR0bUK4K via @JAMA_current @cyclingsurgeon @stuartberry1
#WearableDevices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of #Health Behavior Change http://t.co/dBIPx5w7FU
Wearable Lifestyle Behaviour incentive devices are popular, but not enough http://t.co/UxKPxhE8Nd
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change http://t.co/1QSMHB3ElQ
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change http://t.co/1QSMHB3ElQ
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change http://t.co/O0Bfyi0hPT @UoE_PAHRC
@pejemol ter aanvulling: waarom het nog niet lukt om met een app alleen gedrag te veranderen http://t.co/9ABBPX1GGa
Study in JAMA shows wearable health trackers alone won’t change behaviour and appeal to groups that need them least http://t.co/SZsQxtKwvI
Study in JAMA shows wearable health trackers alone won’t change behaviour and appeal to groups that need them least http://t.co/SZsQxtKwvI
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Change http://t.co/7mDR0bUK4K via @JAMA_current @cyclingsurgeon @stuartberry1
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Change http://t.co/7mDR0bUK4K via @JAMA_current @cyclingsurgeon @stuartberry1
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Change http://t.co/7mDR0bUK4K via @JAMA_current @cyclingsurgeon @stuartberry1
Study in JAMA shows wearable health trackers alone won’t change behaviour and appeal to groups that need them least http://t.co/SZsQxtKwvI
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Change http://t.co/7mDR0bUK4K via @JAMA_current @cyclingsurgeon @stuartberry1
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Change http://t.co/7mDR0bUK4K via @JAMA_current @cyclingsurgeon @stuartberry1
Study in JAMA shows wearable health trackers alone won’t change behaviour and appeal to groups that need them least http://t.co/SZsQxtKwvI
Study in JAMA shows wearable health trackers alone won’t change behaviour and appeal to groups that need them least http://t.co/SZsQxtKwvI
Wearable tech needs engagement strategies: individual encouragement, social competition/collaboration, feedback loops http://t.co/bUzzE6ejBf
#Wearable #Devices as #Facilitators, Not Drivers, of #Health #Behavior #change #mhealth #design #technology http://t.co/qx49f95I23
Changing health behaviour via 'wearable devices' requires a change in behaviour (i.e. wearing a wearable). http://t.co/2X8YP74ciY
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of #Health Behavior Change http://t.co/xs7Kd952Aq #mHealth via @JAMA http://t.co/J24AgRvHEo
Was BF Skinner right & mHealth and wearables industries now realizing it? http://t.co/R1jEJd8puy … #DigitalHealth
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of #Health Behavior Change http://t.co/xs7Kd952Aq #mHealth via @JAMA http://t.co/J24AgRvHEo
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of #Health Behavior Change http://t.co/sjr8ApH6Ub #mHealth via @JAMA http://t.co/8l8cjwgNkI
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of #Health Behavior Change http://t.co/xs7Kd952Aq #mHealth via @JAMA http://t.co/J24AgRvHEo
Was BF Skinner right & mHealth and wearables industries now realizing it? http://t.co/R1jEJd8puy … #DigitalHealth
Wearables need smart leveraging http://t.co/dqvh3Wislf argues @miteshspatel to change behavior long-term #publichealth #quantifiedself
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of #Health Behavior Change http://t.co/xs7Kd952Aq #mHealth via @JAMA http://t.co/J24AgRvHEo
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of #Health Behavior Change http://t.co/xs7Kd952Aq #mHealth via @JAMA http://t.co/J24AgRvHEo
Wearables need smart leveraging http://t.co/dqvh3Wislf argues @miteshspatel to change behavior long-term #publichealth #quantifiedself
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of #Health Behavior Change http://t.co/xs7Kd952Aq #mHealth via @JAMA http://t.co/J24AgRvHEo
Wearables need smart leveraging http://t.co/dqvh3Wislf argues @miteshspatel to change behavior long-term #publichealth #quantifiedself
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of #Health Behavior Change http://t.co/xs7Kd952Aq #mHealth via @JAMA http://t.co/J24AgRvHEo
Wearables need smart leveraging http://t.co/dqvh3Wislf argues @miteshspatel to change behavior long-term #publichealth #quantifiedself
Editorial on technology facilitating behavior. Prevention applications @EvertVerhagen @AlexDonaldson13 @CarolineFinch http://t.co/z53r2AKgZv
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change : http://t.co/TFTwXSXBGY
These best tech doesn't mean the best wearable. How users are engaged is more important than the tech in the device. http://t.co/cHxcNxZfuB
Editorial on technology facilitating behavior. Prevention applications @EvertVerhagen @AlexDonaldson13 @CarolineFinch http://t.co/z53r2AKgZv
Wearable devices as facilitators, not drivers, of health behavior change http://t.co/lPHKy8rXQj
This. RT @ARJalali: JAMA Network | JAMA | Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health … http://t.co/8FNVRe4wLZ
Do fitness trackers change behavior? Health benefits may depend more on engagement strategies than technology http://t.co/gBFrhXoUto
@CaulfieldTim 1/2 of buyers stop using the , 1/3 w/in 3 mo. Only 10% wear them every day (self report, probably high) http://t.co/frmf86ydVf
@CaulfieldTim 1/2 of buyers stop using the , 1/3 w/in 3 mo. Only 10% wear them every day (self report, probably high) http://t.co/frmf86ydVf
Do fitness trackers change behavior? Health benefits may depend more on engagement strategies than technology http://t.co/gBFrhXoUto
Nothing new here.. "Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change" http://t.co/yjKJF0lu91 #wearabletech