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Volume 10, Issue 3 (2022)
Health Educ Health Promot 2022, 10(3): 497-508 |
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Received: 2021/12/20 | Accepted: 2022/04/22 | Published: 2022/07/9
Received: 2021/12/20 | Accepted: 2022/04/22 | Published: 2022/07/9
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Electronic Health Technologies and Thematic Scopes of the Interventional Studies in Asthma: A Study based on PubMed. Health Educ Health Promot 2022; 10 (3) :497-508
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Aims: E-health intervention can be a valuable way to deal with asthma and reduce its global burden of it. This research aimed to determine the type of e-health interventions in the interventional studies in asthma based on PubMed.
Information & Methods: The research was carried out from 2000 to 2018 using content analysis and scientometric techniques. To reach the research population, the keywords of two concepts of asthma and e-health were identified, and then the search formula was developed using “Mesh” and “Ti” tags. By examining the 452 articles, the research population was limited to 102 articles that had somehow used e-health technologies to intervene in asthma. The extracted data from the articles were: the publication year, type of e-health technology used in the intervention, thematic scope of the intervention, and the affiliated countries of the articles.
Findings: The highest number of articles has published in 2016. Seventeen categories of e-health technology were identified by analyzing the content of 102 articles. The findings indicate that web-based systems, text messaging, and mobile applications were at the forefront of the technologies used in the studies. The highest number of interventions occurred in “asthma control”, “medication adherence”, and “self-management”. The United States has the highest share among the affiliated countries of the articles.
Conclusion: Web-based solutions have been the most extensively employed technology. In most studies, the key aim of deploying e-health interventions has been to improve “asthma control”. The United States has contributed the most to the studies.
Information & Methods: The research was carried out from 2000 to 2018 using content analysis and scientometric techniques. To reach the research population, the keywords of two concepts of asthma and e-health were identified, and then the search formula was developed using “Mesh” and “Ti” tags. By examining the 452 articles, the research population was limited to 102 articles that had somehow used e-health technologies to intervene in asthma. The extracted data from the articles were: the publication year, type of e-health technology used in the intervention, thematic scope of the intervention, and the affiliated countries of the articles.
Findings: The highest number of articles has published in 2016. Seventeen categories of e-health technology were identified by analyzing the content of 102 articles. The findings indicate that web-based systems, text messaging, and mobile applications were at the forefront of the technologies used in the studies. The highest number of interventions occurred in “asthma control”, “medication adherence”, and “self-management”. The United States has the highest share among the affiliated countries of the articles.
Conclusion: Web-based solutions have been the most extensively employed technology. In most studies, the key aim of deploying e-health interventions has been to improve “asthma control”. The United States has contributed the most to the studies.
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