Aplicaciones móviles de calidad que promueven hábitos saludables en menores. Panorama actual en España

  1. Ana Duarte-Hueros 1
  2. Claudio Delgado-Morales 1
  1. 1 Universidad de Huelva
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    Universidad de Huelva

    Huelva, España

    ROR https://ror.org/03a1kt624

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ISSN: 2254-0059

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Mobile applications which incorporate health-related contents are technological tools that have become more widely spread in recent years, especially due to the global coronavirus pandemic. In Spain, many appshave already been subjected to quality and reliability regulation through accreditation initiatives. In addition, it has been proven that gamification in this sort of technology is effective in generating healthy behaviors in the young population. This research focuses on knowing how many of these appshave a quality certification in our country and promote healthy habits in children and young people. An exhaustive review has been carried out of governmental and non-governmental health websites, specifically those which recognizedifferent quality seals, badges or labels as accrediting initiatives in the field of health. As for the results, in spite of the importance for their health and well-being, there are few certified mobile applications that integrate gamified elements and are intended to educate children and adolescents about the importance of a healthy lifestyle in comparison to the number of appsavailable for adults

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