The Role of Text Messages in Patient-Physician Communication about the Influenza Vaccine | Zendy

Disha Kumar | Zendy; Vagish Hemmige | Zendy; Michael A. Kallen | Zendy; Richard L. Street | Zendy; Thomas P. Giordano | Zendy; Monisha Arya | Zendy

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The Role of Text Messages in Patient-Physician Communication about the Influenza Vaccine

Author(s) -

Disha Kumar,

Vagish Hemmige,

Michael A. Kallen,

Richard L. Street,

Thomas P. Giordano,

Monisha Arya

Publication year - 2018

Publication title -

journal of mobile technology in medicine

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 1839-7808

DOI - 10.7309/jmtm.7.2.8

Subject(s) - vaccination , ethnic group , medicine , family medicine , influenza vaccine , text message , health care , descriptive statistics , phone , intervention (counseling) , nursing , immunology , computer network , linguistics , statistics , philosophy , mathematics , sociology , anthropology , computer science , economics , economic growth

Racial and ethnic minorities face disparities in receiving the influenza vaccination. A text message intervention could deliver personalized and timely messages to counsel patients on asking their physician for the vaccination.

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