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There is a lack of high-quality evidence to determine whether electronic assistive technology is effective in dementia patients in managing their memory problems.
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The sustained interest in electronic assistive technology in dementia care has been fuelled by the urgent need to develop useful approaches to help support people with dementia at home. Also the low costs and wide availability of electronic devices make it more feasible to use electronic devices for the benefit of disabled persons. Information Communication Technology (ICT) devices designed to support people with dementia are usually referred to as Assistive Technology (AT) or Electronic ...
ver más ... 2017It is encouraged personalized digital interventions to reduce dangerous and harmful alcohol consumption in people residing in the community.
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Significant heterogeneity and the risk of completion and publication may mean that the reduction was less. Low-quality evidence from a few studies indicated that there may be little or no difference in the impact on alcohol consumption between digital and face-to-face interventions.
ver más ... 2017There is insufficient evidence to draw conclusions about the effectiveness of text message-based interventions for drug adherence for secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease.
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High-quality randomized trials with sufficient statistical power are needed, particularly in low- and middle-income countries.
ver más ... 2017It is not possible to provide meaningful overall conclusions in shared decision making for asthma patients.
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Individual studies demonstrated some benefits of shared control decision-making in terms of quality of life; patient and parent satisfaction; adherence to prescribed medication; reduction in visits to asthma-related healthcare; and improvement in asthma control. Confidence in the findings of these individual studies varies from moderate to very low, and it is important to note that the studies did not measure or report adverse events.
ver más ... 2017It is not possible to draw any solid conclusions, despite the fact that the review indicates that interventions aimed at facilitating, supporting and maintaining self-care in patients with COPD and ...
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Such improvement may not be sustained for an extended period. The only included study that measured outcomes up to 12 months highlighted the need to ensure sustained commitment to technology over time. Limited evidence indicates that the use of mobile and computer technology for self-care in COPD patients is not harmful and may be more beneficial for some patients than others, eg those who are interested in using the technology. they can get more benefit.
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