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6 wrz 2012 · Our study aimed to investigate whether using a personal digital assistant (PDA) with dietary and exercise software, with and without a feedback message, compared to using a paper diary/record (PR), results in greater weight loss and improved self-monitoring adherence.
28 sty 2013 · The current study demonstrates the feasibility of using mobile connective technology to interface with a hospital-based, standard-of-care weight loss treatment. Adding technology and coaching to the standard-of-care group obesity treatment significantly enhanced weight loss outcomes at 3, 6, 9, and 12 months.
The SMART Trial is a clinical weight loss trial in which 210 overweight adults were randomized equally to one of three arms: 1) paper record (PR); 2) personal digital assistant with self-monitoring software (PDA); and 3) PDA with daily tailored feedback message (PDA+FB).
To identify dietary self-monitoring implementation strategies in behavioural weight loss interventions. We conducted a systematic review of eight databases and examined fifty-nine weight loss intervention studies targeting adults with ...
12 kwi 2023 · A review of technology in overweight and obese people found that the use of PDAs demonstrated an average weight loss of 2.0 kg, with PA monitors being the type of technology that achieved the greatest weight loss at 6.21 kg, followed by virtual reality (4.7 kg), websites (3.75 kg), smartphones (3.44 kg), and DVDs at the lowest (0.48 kg).
11 kwi 2011 · The trial will address barriers to obesity care by implementing effective behavioral components of a weight loss intervention and delivering high intensity, low cost obesity treatment.
Purpose: To determine if self-monitoring diet using a PDA only or the PDA with daily tailored feedback (PDA+feedback [FB]), was superior to using a paper diary on weight loss and maintenance.
