Project Mitoc: A Persuasive mHealth Application for Improving Patient Psychosocial Supports for Opioid Prescription Adherence and Tapering

Increased opioid-related hospitalizations and deaths correlate with increased high-dose prescribing and consumption. Assisting opioid-prescribed patients in dose reduction can lead to a lower opioid-related deaths and hospitalizations. Mobile health (mHealth) technologies offer a potential strategy for assisting patients. mHealth uses mobile applications to deliver psychosocial interventions that evoke behavioural change regarding opioid use.

Project Mitoc: A Persuasive mHealth Application for Improving Patient Psychosocial Supports for Opioid Prescription Adherence and Tapering

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Project Mitoc: A Persuasive mHealth Application for Improving Patient Psychosocial Supports for Opioid Prescription Adherence and Tapering

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Edyta Marcon
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Joseph Ferenbok
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Joseph Ferenbok
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