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Needs analysis and development of a tailored mobile message program linked with electronic health records for weight reduction
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Journal
Int J Med Inform
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Authors
Ju Young Kim, Kee Hyuk Lee, So Hye Kim, Kyung Hee Kim, Jeong Hyun Kim, Jong Soo Han, Soo Seok Bang, Jong Hyuk Shin, Seong Hye Kim, Eun Joo Hwang, Woo Kyung Bae
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Published
8 March 2013
Objective: We developed and pilot-tested a personalized text messaging service program based on data from electronic health records (EHRs) and lifestyle questionnaires for weight control.
Methods: In the health promotion center of a hospital, 340 participants with a body mass index (BMI) greater than 25 were recruited and surveyed for the development of a text messaging program. After developing the interface linking the EHRs with personalized text messages for weight loss, we pilot-tested this program in 102 participants for its feasibility, acceptability and satisfaction.
Results: According to the needs analysis, the participants desired additional information about personalized nutrition and exercise. We selected many variables from the EHRs and questionnaires to create text messages with a more personalized program. After a 1-month trial of the text messaging program, the participants' satisfaction score was 7.9 ± 1.5 and recommendation score was 7.5 ± 1.8.
Conclusions: A personalized short message service (SMS) linked with EHRs was feasible, and the pilot test showed high satisfaction and recommendation scores. Further evaluation using a well-designed trial will be needed.
Keywords: Electronic health record (EHR); Mobile phone; Obesity; Short message service (SMS); Weight reduction.
Methods: In the health promotion center of a hospital, 340 participants with a body mass index (BMI) greater than 25 were recruited and surveyed for the development of a text messaging program. After developing the interface linking the EHRs with personalized text messages for weight loss, we pilot-tested this program in 102 participants for its feasibility, acceptability and satisfaction.
Results: According to the needs analysis, the participants desired additional information about personalized nutrition and exercise. We selected many variables from the EHRs and questionnaires to create text messages with a more personalized program. After a 1-month trial of the text messaging program, the participants' satisfaction score was 7.9 ± 1.5 and recommendation score was 7.5 ± 1.8.
Conclusions: A personalized short message service (SMS) linked with EHRs was feasible, and the pilot test showed high satisfaction and recommendation scores. Further evaluation using a well-designed trial will be needed.
Keywords: Electronic health record (EHR); Mobile phone; Obesity; Short message service (SMS); Weight reduction.
