User-Centered Design to Develop Automated Short Message Service Messaging for Patient Support of Rheumatic Heart Disease Secondary Antibiotic Prophylaxis.

Ndate FallFrancis OdongJenipher ThemboJafesi PulleJacob HoekzemaJoselyn Rwebembera Sarah R de Loizaga Doreen Nakagaayi Neema W MinjaAllison WebelDavid A Watkins Andrea Zawacki Beaton

Published in: Journal of the American Heart Association (2024)

This study has successfully developed a bank of SMS messages to support secondary antibiotic prophylaxis adherence. We have demonstrated the feasibility and acceptability of SMS technology in rheumatic heart disease care management. Future work will include integrating automated SMS into the Active Community Case Management Platform and a larger study of integrated SMS to reduce health care worker burden for patient support and improve adherence to secondary antibiotic prophylaxis.

Keyphrases

healthcare
mental health
high throughput
rheumatoid arthritis
machine learning
pulmonary hypertension
palliative care
adipose tissue
skeletal muscle
social media
current status
single cell