Building an Application for Custom Mobile Medication Reminders In Healthcare: An Exploratory Study

Beloved Egbedion, Hayden Wimmer, Carl M. Rebman, Loreen Marie Powell

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Abstract

Medication adherence is an issue plaguing multiple populations such as the elderly or hard to reach populations such as those with HIV. Medication reminders are often employed to improve medication observance. Literature demonstrates that generic reminders are ineffective and often ignored. This study illustrates how to build a custom medication reminder system to determine the effect and impact of customized medication message reminders over generic reminder messages. Results show customized messages are statistically favored over generic messages. This work serves as an important step toward customized medication reminders to improve medication compliance.

Original languageAmerican English
JournalIssues in Information Systems
Volume19
DOIs
StatePublished - Jan 1 2018

Disciplines

  • Computer Sciences

Keywords

  • android application
  • custom mobile messages
  • mHealth
  • medication adherence
  • medication therapy management
  • mobile health

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