Well well. Wearable devices don't drive behaviour change, they may support it sometimes MT @vivicakraak @JAMA_current http://t.co/jmjSD8wlWS
Behavior change experts have a key role in digital health - Wearable Devices aren't magic bullets http://t.co/bjCXetoRD5
Well well. Wearable devices don't drive behaviour change, they may support it sometimes MT @vivicakraak @JAMA_current http://t.co/jmjSD8wlWS
Gearing up for #PennAppsHealth Symposium! Check out keynote speaker @miteshspatel's new #wearables article in JAMA http://t.co/ymTfkAX9TS
Gearing up for #PennAppsHealth Symposium! Check out keynote speaker @miteshspatel's new #wearables article in JAMA http://t.co/ymTfkAX9TS
Gearing up for #PennAppsHealth Symposium! Check out keynote speaker @miteshspatel's new #wearables article in JAMA http://t.co/ymTfkAX9TS
Wearable Devices and Health Behavior Change http://t.co/6jeCITWtrZ
Research is starting to think about how to get value from mobile health - its might not be where you think it is http://t.co/aasaN0Q0EJ
2/3rds of people stop wearing their wearable within 6m http://t.co/PPJ5jlwVaZ - need to sustain engagement to change behaviour long-term
2/3rds of people stop wearing their wearable within 6m http://t.co/BCKT79wvrQ - need to sustain engagement to change behaviour long-term
Although wearable devices have the potential to facilitate health behavior change, this change might not be... http://t.co/gn5sHLOvFa
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change http://t.co/7fXto3YsXN #wearable #mhealth #healthtech
.@JAMA_current: why jst havng @fitbit or @Jawbone wont lead 2 improvd health–need to embed princpls of behavior chnge http://t.co/73U2TUyFRC
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change: http://t.co/8SaIDYqlqZ
The benefits of wearable sensors depends far more on patient engagement than on the technology itself. JAMA Explores: http://t.co/LWJ5ZYXTcN
.@JAMA_current: why jst havng @fitbit or @Jawbone wont lead 2 improvd health–need to embed princpls of behavior chnge http://t.co/73U2TUyFRC
The benefits of wearable sensors depends far more on patient engagement than on the technology itself. JAMA Explores: http://t.co/LWJ5ZYXTcN
The benefits of wearable sensors depends far more on patient engagement than on the technology itself. JAMA Explores: http://t.co/LWJ5ZYXTcN
The benefits of wearable sensors depends far more on patient engagement than on the technology itself. JAMA Explores: http://t.co/LWJ5ZYXTcN
The benefits of wearable sensors depends far more on patient engagement than on the technology itself. JAMA Explores: http://t.co/LWJ5ZYXTcN
Using #mHealth to facilitate health behavior change - strategies to sustain engagement are key http://t.co/EDrlWZ4wlQ @JAMA_current
.@JAMA_current: why jst havng @fitbit or @Jawbone wont lead 2 improvd health–need to embed princpls of behavior chnge http://t.co/73U2TUyFRC
.@JAMA_current: why jst havng @fitbit or @Jawbone wont lead 2 improvd health–need to embed princpls of behavior chnge http://t.co/73U2TUyFRC
.@JAMA_current: why jst havng @fitbit or @Jawbone wont lead 2 improvd health–need to embed princpls of behavior chnge http://t.co/73U2TUyFRC
.@JAMA_current: why jst havng @fitbit or @Jawbone wont lead 2 improvd health–need to embed princpls of behavior chnge http://t.co/73U2TUyFRC
Even @JAMA_current med journal is talking about #wearable #tech this wk http://t.co/M2Jxn9MCol @miteshspatel #CES2015 http://t.co/5wJq3Do9ah
Think your @fitbit will get you healthy? It still depends on you! http://t.co/mxBbN4Y9nV @JAMA_current Viewpoint on wearable tech #fitness
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change... http://t.co/anuSwwpXVa
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change... http://t.co/anuSwwpXVa
Smart piece in JAMA: Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change; need feedback loops http://t.co/5VLKnd6DTf
Well well. Wearable devices don't drive behaviour change, they may support it sometimes MT @vivicakraak @JAMA_current http://t.co/jmjSD8wlWS
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change @JAMA_current http://t.co/Lc5wlU8d69 #wearables RT @ducrest
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change http://t.co/yUC4pVn5nV
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change http://t.co/wMn33oA7ZB via @JAMA_current
JAMA Network | JAMA | Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change http://t.co/kLC2aNUsQi
Terrific @JAMA_current viewpoint on how wearables (ie @fitbit) can change behavior. Its not as easy as we think. http://t.co/EGiE4p2XJ4
#icymi Wearable devices hold some promise for changing behaviour but less focus on fancy tech more on health goals http://t.co/75jzPDp2O7
Well well. Wearable devices don't drive behaviour change, they may support it sometimes MT @vivicakraak @JAMA_current http://t.co/jmjSD8wlWS
re: http://t.co/ws9uRLE5eO Complicated solutions proposed; still feel there is low-hanging fruit being missed @ashishkjha @amitabhchandra2
JAMA: Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change - http://t.co/3rmwOquWyM
RT @trishgreenhalgh:Wearable devices don’t drive behaviour change, they may support it sometimes MT @JAMA_current http://t.co/TZP4X0Jodp
RT @trishgreenhalgh:Wearable devices don’t drive behaviour change, they may support it sometimes MT @JAMA_current http://t.co/ap9eFUS9uF
#Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change #healthcare http://t.co/Jc0RUJsB9u
Wearable tracking devices alone won't drive health behavior change, according to researchers http://t.co/T8iFIrCbRJ
Wearable Devices and Health Behavior Change http://t.co/1TjDBb0P9b
Well well. Wearable devices don't drive behaviour change, they may support it sometimes MT @vivicakraak @JAMA_current http://t.co/jmjSD8wlWS
#Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change #healthcare http://t.co/Jc0RUJsB9u
RT @anthonylav: Wearable devices hold some promise for changing behaviour; need more focus on behaviour change http://t.co/kvNuAy7eEM
#Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change #healthcare http://t.co/Jc0RUJsB9u
#Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change #healthcare http://t.co/Jc0RUJsB9u
MT @trishgreenhalgh: Wearable devices don't drive beh change, they may support it http://t.co/gZSh7MIzyN cc @peterubel @LiamDelaneyEcon
Well well. Wearable devices don't drive behaviour change, they may support it sometimes MT @vivicakraak @JAMA_current http://t.co/jmjSD8wlWS
"The gap between recording information and changing behavior is substantial” #quantifiedself http://t.co/3SU1bGMxLw
Well well. Wearable devices don't drive behaviour change, they may support it sometimes MT @vivicakraak @JAMA_current http://t.co/jmjSD8wlWS
Take notice: "Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change." http://t.co/C8QnHCPzZ7
Well well. Wearable devices don't drive behaviour change, they may support it sometimes MT @vivicakraak @JAMA_current http://t.co/jmjSD8wlWS
"The gap between recording information and changing behavior is substantial” #quantifiedself http://t.co/3SU1bGMxLw
Well well. Wearable devices don't drive behaviour change, they may support it sometimes MT @vivicakraak @JAMA_current http://t.co/jmjSD8wlWS
JAMA commentary: wearable devices facilitate rather than drive behavioral change http://t.co/uL6egb2pqt
Wearable devices hold some promise for changing behaviour, but need more focus on behaviour change than fancy tech http://t.co/HgBtiTLkjp
"The gap between recording information and changing behavior is substantial” #quantifiedself http://t.co/3SU1bGMxLw
Well well. Wearable devices don't drive behaviour change, they may support it sometimes MT @vivicakraak @JAMA_current http://t.co/jmjSD8wlWS
"The gap between recording information and changing behavior is substantial” #quantifiedself http://t.co/3SU1bGMxLw
JAMA commentary: wearable devices facilitate rather than drive behavioral change http://t.co/uL6egb2pqt
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change: http://t.co/lvPLw66Ic4
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change http://t.co/7vjoYSPfd1 #hacker #rubyonrails #python #AllTech
MT @trishgreenhalgh: Wearable devices don't drive beh change, they may support it http://t.co/gZSh7MIzyN cc @peterubel @LiamDelaneyEcon
Devices+incentives+social competition+education = successful wellness program. #DevicesAndMore http://t.co/ekpLlmOeQy
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change http://t.co/7vjoYSPfd1 #hacker #rubyonrails #python #AllTech
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change http://t.co/6JDD6Dszhb
Well well. Wearable devices don't drive behaviour change, they may support it sometimes MT @vivicakraak @JAMA_current http://t.co/jmjSD8wlWS
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change http://t.co/InHZDxTXBt
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change http://t.co/8n7EmDTGUa (cmts http://t.co/ILRTu5XG5u)
Well well. Wearable devices don't drive behaviour change, they may support it sometimes MT @vivicakraak @JAMA_current http://t.co/jmjSD8wlWS
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change: http://t.co/s7TRjyRcUq Comments: https://t.co/jqwpKQrXl1
Wearable devices hold some promise for changing behaviour, but need more focus on behaviour change than fancy tech http://t.co/HgBtiTLkjp
Recent studies, wearables only part of the answer - http://t.co/5sl6ptIokE @omadahealth uses that data to drive REAL health impact!
Wearable Devices Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior 👍 Change http://t.co/kj6l6JrFSR
Wearable devices hold some promise for changing behaviour, but need more focus on behaviour change than fancy tech http://t.co/HgBtiTLkjp
Terrific @JAMA_current viewpoint on how wearables (ie @fitbit) can change behavior. Its not as easy as we think. http://t.co/EGiE4p2XJ4
Editorial on technology facilitating behavior. Prevention applications @EvertVerhagen @AlexDonaldson13 @CarolineFinch http://t.co/z53r2AKgZv
Just using an activity tracker won't get you anywhere, you need to have your own plan and goals http://t.co/NZKVqN6ess
Just using an activity tracker won't get you anywhere, you need to have your own plan and goals http://t.co/NZKVqN6ess
Terrific @JAMA_current viewpoint on how wearables (ie @fitbit) can change behavior. Its not as easy as we think. http://t.co/EGiE4p2XJ4
Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change. JAMA http://t.co/KV4ftszanf
RT @jamesian: Wearables need smart leveraging http://t.co/SQMAQrYOsN argues @miteshspatel to change behavior long-term #quantifiedself
Great piece in JAMA on why #wearables are not changing the game, but how they could http://t.co/MaelxzptS5 #digitalhealth
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
Interesting summary - Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change - http://t.co/DXJ1lthw2b
Interesting summary - Wearable Devices as Facilitators, Not Drivers, of Health Behavior Change - http://t.co/DXJ1lthw2b
Tnx @DSchaars: Quantified Self devices on their own won't change behaviour, says http://t.co/wmjEIK2mBJ #activeworking #itsmylife_NL
Tnx @DSchaars: Quantified Self devices on their own won't change behaviour, says http://t.co/wmjEIK2mBJ #activeworking #itsmylife_NL
#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