"Mobile Health Technologies: Theories and Applications" ed. by Wilfred Bonney

The intent of this book is to enlighten readers about the theories and applications of mHealth technologies in the healthcare domain.

Mobile Health Technologies, also known as mHealth technologies, have emerged, amongst healthcare providers, as the ultimate Technologies-of-Choice for the 21st century in delivering not only transformative change in healthcare delivery, but also critical health information to different communities of practice in integrated healthcare information systems. mHealth technologies nurture seamless platforms and pragmatic tools for managing pertinent health information across the continuum of different healthcare providers.
mHealth technologies commonly utilize mobile medical devices, monitoring and wireless devices, and/or telemedicine in healthcare delivery and health research. Today, mHealth technologies provide opportunities to record and monitor conditions of patients with chronic diseases such as asthma, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases (COPD) and diabetes mellitus.

Contents
Preface
1 The Emerging Wearable Solutions in mHealth
2 Empowering Diabetes Patient with Mobile Health Technologies
3 Telemedicine Programs in Respiratory Diseases
4 Mobile Health Monitoring
5 Mobile Cloud-Based Blood Pressure Healthcare for Education
6 An mHealth Technology for Chronic Wound Management