Mobile Health Clinical Trial
Official title:
Use of Smartphone Health Applications Among Patients Aged 18 to 69 Years Recruited in Primary Care in Grenoble Area
This study evaluates the frequency of use of smartphone health applications among people
consulting in primary care in the Grenoble region, France.
This is a descriptive study using a questionnaire completed by the patient and distributed by
general practitioners. The study also collects the type of used application as well as the
rhythm of usage, and compares the use of mobile health applications according to the
sociodemographic, geographical and medical characteristics of the studied population.
Smartphones are more and more present and change many aspects of people's life, especially in
the field of health. The appearance of numerous mobile health applications over the past
years explains this strong attractiveness.
According to some studies, these could lead to savings in health care systems by promoting a
preventive approach and refocusing cares on the patient who would be more independent.
However, not much data on the use of smartphone health applications by patients are reported
in the scientific literature.
The main objective of this study is to evaluate the frequency of use of smartphone mobile
health applications among primary care patients aged 18 to 69 in the Grenoble region, France.
The secondary objectives are the collection of the kind of application used, the rhythm of
usage of these health applications and the comparison of the frequency of use with the
sociodemographic, geographical and medical characteristics of the studied population.
To this end, the investigators use a questionnaire distributed by voluntary general
practitioners and filled by patients. The number of subjects to be included is 385 and the
number of distributed questionnaires is 1500.
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