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Psychology, Technology, and Diabetes Management [PDF]
This article summarizes new developments in telemedicine, Internet interventions, and mobile applications for diabetes management and explores theoretical models underlying human factors that influence individuals' use of these new technologies.
Special Issue on eHealth and mHealth: Challenges and Future Directions for Assessment, Treatment, and Dissemination [PDF]
This special issue focuses on the role of eHealth/mHealth in health psychology. Overall, the issue covers a range of targeted health behaviors, across a variety of populations, using a mix of platforms.
eHealth/mHealth
Special issue of the APA journal Health Psychology, Vol. 34, No. S, December 2015. The issue includes 11 papers that address the need for more rigorous methodology, valid assessment, innovative interventions, and increased access to evidence-based programs and interventions.
