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Digital health and self-management of chronic diseases in sub-Saharan Africa: A scoping review
like adherence to medication, diet and exercise programmes. Conclusion: Owing to the unique characteristics of digital health users in SSA, technologies and content (particularly those for self-management of chronic diseases) should be tailored to the diverse needs of the population. It is through this that the region can fully benefit from the potential of digital health use in self-management of chronic diseases associated with NCDs.
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