Digital health · 2023
WeChat-based mobile health management for short-stature children with long-term growth hormone therapy: A nonexperimental study.
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Zhu Qingling, Li Ying, Su Yajun, Huang Liuhong, Liu Jiajia, Lin Weihua
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OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the role of a WeChat-based mobile platform in growth hormone therapy.
METHOD: Growth hormone therapy and health education information for height growth were embedded in a WeChat-based mobile platform, and the platform was evaluated through medical staff assessments, patient volunteer assessments and quantitative scoring criteria.
RESULTS: In the medical staff evaluation, both clinicians and nurses had a positive attitude towards the mobile platform, believing that the design of the mobile platform was clearly visualized and easy to operate. In family volunteers' evaluations, the summary of β-testing results showed that 90-100% of parents had a positive attitude towards the WeChat-based mobile platform. Parents of the patients and doctors and nurses assessed the mobile platform by reviewing quantitative scoring standards developed by professional researchers. All scores were >16 (the average score was 18-19.3). Children treated with growth hormone therapy were included for compliance tracking for one year, and patient adherence was described in this study.
CONCLUSION: The interaction based on the WeChat platform and the health education of the public have greatly increased the interaction between doctors and patients, and improved patient satisfaction and compliance.
METHOD: Growth hormone therapy and health education information for height growth were embedded in a WeChat-based mobile platform, and the platform was evaluated through medical staff assessments, patient volunteer assessments and quantitative scoring criteria.
RESULTS: In the medical staff evaluation, both clinicians and nurses had a positive attitude towards the mobile platform, believing that the design of the mobile platform was clearly visualized and easy to operate. In family volunteers' evaluations, the summary of β-testing results showed that 90-100% of parents had a positive attitude towards the WeChat-based mobile platform. Parents of the patients and doctors and nurses assessed the mobile platform by reviewing quantitative scoring standards developed by professional researchers. All scores were >16 (the average score was 18-19.3). Children treated with growth hormone therapy were included for compliance tracking for one year, and patient adherence was described in this study.
CONCLUSION: The interaction based on the WeChat platform and the health education of the public have greatly increased the interaction between doctors and patients, and improved patient satisfaction and compliance.