Have you ever wondered how to promote digital health equity? How about starting with mobile health (mHealth) wearable devices accessible to 1/3 of Americans? How can all population groups in the US benefit from these devices to achieve better health outcomes?
Get to know our work
Many high-profile studies tend to leave out minority groups in their research activities. It is time to change the trend.
Internet access, literacy, mHealth wearable devices use are important digital health determinants.
Data collection process competed! Thank you for all of you who participated in the survey.
A small, self-funded initiative to promote digital health equity locally with a community perspective.
This study could answer your questions about mHealth wearable use to promote health equity in minority groups. The results are in soon!
Participating in the study improved hypertension awareness and management using mHealth wearable devices.
We thank everyone who signed the consent to participate in this research. We are thrilled to inform you that the data collection process is complete.
1 in 3 Americans use mHealth wearable devices to promote their health conditions management.
Learn about our team’s bios
Dr. Bryant is affiliated with Liberty University. The study was ethically cleared by the IRB office at Liberty U.
Primary Investigator
Research director
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ASSOCIATE investigator
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Making smartwatches and fitness trackers accessible to everyone is our goal.
We cannot wait. The time is now.