Degree Name
Master of Science in Health Care Administration
Document Type
Thesis
School
School of Business
Department
Management and Marketing
Date of Original Version
8-16-2020
Abstract
Mobile health applications are known as any wireless technology in medical care and have been considered as one of innovative ways to assist and engage patients in care. This project focused on mobile health applications that were designed specifically for HIV medication adherence and to serve People Living with HIV/AIDs (PLWHA) with their HIV care in Rhode Island (RI) Ryan White Part B program, a federal program that provide HIV care to PLWHA (HRSA,2019). RI-Ryan White program partnered with 360 Medlink, Inc. (a software development company) developed and delivered two advanced digital platforms called TAVIE-HIV (an application with no gamification) and TAVIE-RED (an application with gamification) to Ryan White’s clients in RI.
Recommended Citation
Chan, Sreypouv, "Gamification: An Innovative Way to Enhance Health Behaviors for people Living with HIV/AIDs Via Mobile Health Appliacations" (2020). Master's Theses, Dissertations, Graduate Research and Major Papers Overview. 327.
https://digitalcommons.ric.edu/etd/327
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