Table 1.
Study design | Authors | Chronic disease | Sample size | Wearable device type | Monitoring period |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Quantitative study design | Varas et al., 2018 | COPD | n = 33 | OMRON Walking Style X Pocket HJ-320e digital pedometer | 12 months |
J. Lee et al., 2019 | FMS | n = 24 | Painmeter (bracelet for reporting the severity of pain) | 3 months | |
Moor et al., 2019 | Sarcoidosis | n = 10 | Fitbit Flex 2 | 4 weeks | |
J.-S. Lee et al., 2020 | MetS | n = 59 | - | 12 weeks | |
Li et al., 2020 | CKD | n = 49 | Hearth Rate Smart Wristband | 90 days | |
Lukkahatai et al., 2021 | DM | n = 114 | Garmin Vivofit | 2 days | |
Z. Xie et al., 2021 | DM HTN CHF |
n = 853 | Fitbit, Apple Watch, Garmin Vivofit | - | |
Qualitative study design | Andersen et al., 2020 | CHF | n = 27 | Fitbit Alta HR | 4–49 weeks |
Mixed-method approach (qualitative and quantitative) | Wulfovich et al., 2019 | CDs (general) | n = 200 | Fitbit, Apple Watch, iFit, JawboneUP, Garmin, Samsung Gear, Nike + | 4 weeks |
Bentley et al., 2020 | COPD | n = 30 | Fitbit | 8 weeks |
COPD: chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; FMS: fibromyalgia syndrome; CKD: chronic kidney disease; MetS: metabolic syndrome; DM: diabetes mellitus; HTN: hypertension; CHF: chronic heart failure; CDs: chronic diseases.