Advanced Method of MOB-I App Used for Medical and Agriculture

Literature Review

Primary preventive strategies, such as vaccination, are receiving more and more attention due to the increased use of digital technology in healthcare. This review aimed to describe and evaluate existing digital health initiatives that encourage HPV vaccination among adolescents and their parents and to provide recommendations for how such programs could be improved. Factors including HPV-related information, talks about immunization, and vaccination intentions all improved due to the treatments (Choi et al., 2023). Smart homes, which include sensors for detecting motion, contact, light, temperature, and humidity; external memory aids, which combine activity learning through an intelligent home with mobile apps; and hybrid technologies, which combine multiple technologies such as devices installed at patients’ homes and telemedicine, make up the intervention above technologies. Using intelligent houses in the community might have several advantages for continuity of care since it would let local and hospital health services constantly monitor the health of the elderly (Facchinetti et al., 2023). Mobile eHealth applications are rapidly gaining prominence in the healthcare management toolkit with the ability to provide information and assistance anytime. There is significant potential for pre-and post-operative patient assistance thanks to the author’s creation of a unique digital health information technology (Görtz et al., 2023) that facilitates tailored support for doctor-nurse-patient dialogue.