Improving Childhood Obesity Treatment Using New Technologies: The ETIOBE System
作者： Rosa M Baños , Ausias Cebolla , Cristina Botella , Azucena García-Palacios , Elia Oliver
DOI: 10.2174/1745017901107010062
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摘要: Childhood obesity is an increasing public health problem in western culture. Sedentary lifestyles and "obe- sogenic environment" are the main influences on children leading to increase obesity. The objective of this paper describe e-health platform for treatment prevention childhood called ETIOBE. This plat- form e-therapy system obesity, aimed at improving adherence promoting mechanisms self-control patients, obtain weight loss maintenance prevent relapse by establishing healthy lifestyle habits. ETIOBE composed three different applications, Clinician Support System (CSS), Home Sup- port (HSS) Mobile (MSS). use new Information Communication (ICT) tech- nologies can help clinicians improve effectiveness treatments, especially case children, achieve designated goals.
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