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Main description:
The first book on m-health in developing countries, this volume is a comprehensive guide to the design and evaluation of m-health projects. Including original research in six countries and drawing on a wide range of international secondary material, it covers both theory and practice, elucidating the realities of program implementation and impact assessment with its thorough examination of cases and findings.
Divided into three parts, M-health in Developing Countries introduces:
An overview of m-health applications, uses and theories, emphasising a social science perspective.
A technology-community-management model applied with reference to developing countries.
Key concepts in m-health research, including the development of research questions, hypotheses, and approaches to formulating questions using both quantitative and qualitative methods.
This is the ideal book for all who wish to plan, execute and evaluate strategically sound health development projects using mobile technologies. It will be of use to students, researchers and professionals working with ICTs and healthcare from a range of disciplines from communication through public health to social science disciplines.
Contents:
Part 1: Overview of M-health Applications and Uses in Developing Countries 1. Introduction 2. International Perspectives in M-health Theory Part 2: Implementation Perspectives in M-health Research: Technology-Community-Management Model 3. Technology Aspect 4. Community Aspect 5. Management Aspect Part 3: M-health Research Perspectives 6. Elements of M-health Research 7. Methods in M-health Research Part 4: Future Implications 8. Conclusion
PRODUCT DETAILS
Publisher: Taylor & Francis (Routledge)
Publication date: December, 2024
Pages: 224
Weight: 652g
Availability: Available
Subcategories: Biomedical Engineering, General Issues