Kevin B. Gittner

Aug 29, 2024 | mdpi.com | Monica H. Swahn |Kevin B. Gittner |Matthew Lyons |Karen Nielsen

1. IntroductionThere has been a dramatic increase in the adoption and application of mobile health (mHealth) technology, specifically the use of wearable sensors and trackers, in many parts of the world, as a strategy for improving and measuring health behaviors and outcomes. In fact, mHealth, the innovative use of mobile health technology to enhance and support health objectives, has gained momentum also in low-resource settings [1,2].