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Developing Psychosocial Phenotypes to Understand Engagement with Digital Health Technologies for Heart Failure

2025-12-04

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> Digital health technologies (DHTs) such as wearables, smartphones, and connected devices have immense potential for supporting self-care in chronic disease management, yet engagement remains highly variable and is often measured by usage metrics alone. Guided by the AIM-ACT framework, this mixed-methods study examined how psychosocial and contextual factors shape DHT engagement among...

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Literature Corpus work: 751bc512-7c55-58b6-b2fe-dbaa4f12167b
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-8146550/v1

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