Utilizing technology to engage consumers-patients

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Assignment:

As a health informatics professional, provide methods to tackle the challenges, limitations, and concerns that impact Consumer Health Informatics (CHI) in addressing social behavior issues through technology.

Specifically, propose strategies for utilizing technology to engage consumers/patients and address social behavioral issues in Consumer Health Informatics.

Reference no: EM133526295

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