COVID-19 Mobile Apps: A Systematic Review of the Literature.
COVID-19 Mobile Apps: A Systematic Review of the Literature.
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COVID-19移动的应用程序：文献的系统综述。
DOI：
10.2196/23170
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发表时间：
2020-12-09
影响因子：
7.4
通讯作者：
Tzovaras D
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文献类型：
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作者：
Kondylakis H;Katehakis DG;Kouroubali A;Logothetidis F;Triantafyllidis A;Kalamaras I;Votis K;Tzovaras D
在过去几个月里，大量的移动的应用程序被开发出来，试图“拉平”不断增加的COVID-19病例的曲线。本系统性综述旨在阐明科学文献中使用和评估移动的应用程序预防、管理、治疗或随访COVID-19的研究。我们检索了书目数据库Global Literature on Coronavirus Disease、PubMed和Scopus，以识别关注COVID-19的移动的应用程序的论文，这些应用程序显示了其实际使用的证据，并且在其设计或验证中涉及临床专业人员。移动的应用程序已用于培训、信息共享、风险评估、症状自我管理、接触者追踪、家庭监测和决策，为管理COVID-19大流行病迅速提供了有效和可用的工具。人们认为，移动的应用程序是公民、卫生专业人员和决策者应对疫情带来的重大挑战的宝贵工具，这些挑战包括减轻医院负担、提供可靠信息、跟踪个人症状和心理健康状况以及发现新的预测因素。
A vast amount of mobile apps have been developed during the past few months in an attempt to “flatten the curve” of the increasing number of COVID-19 cases. This systematic review aims to shed light into studies found in the scientific literature that have used and evaluated mobile apps for the prevention, management, treatment, or follow-up of COVID-19. We searched the bibliographic databases Global Literature on Coronavirus Disease, PubMed, and Scopus to identify papers focusing on mobile apps for COVID-19 that show evidence of their real-life use and have been developed involving clinical professionals in their design or validation. Mobile apps have been implemented for training, information sharing, risk assessment, self-management of symptoms, contact tracing, home monitoring, and decision making, rapidly offering effective and usable tools for managing the COVID-19 pandemic. Mobile apps are considered to be a valuable tool for citizens, health professionals, and decision makers in facing critical challenges imposed by the pandemic, such as reducing the burden on hospitals, providing access to credible information, tracking the symptoms and mental health of individuals, and discovering new predictors.
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