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A knowledge-based system for personalised lifestyle recommendations: Design and simulation of potential effectiveness on the UK Biobank data

2022-12-05

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Mobile health applications, which employ wireless technology for healthcare, can aid behaviour change and subsequently improve health outcomes. Mobile health applications have been developed to increase physical activity, but are rarely grounded on behavioural theory and employ simple techniques for personalisation, which has been proven effective in promoting behaviour change. In this work, we propose a theoretic...

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bcf585f0-9685-5a2a-b3d2-e2500828cace
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10.1101/2022.12.02.518736
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