Portable devices like mobile phones, tablets and laptops have allowed for the propagation of mobile technologies that have enhanced communication patterns that were not foreseeable a few years ago. For instance, the proliferation of mobile computing in health care has been bolstered by the essential features of mobile devices that allow people to share the content with the help of communication networks like wireless signals, as well as synchronize their content. In fact, Heslop, Weeding, Dawson, Fisher and Howard (2010) assert that more than hundred countries across the globe are currently utilizing some form of mobile health care technology. Mobile devices can help save time, and minimize errors while enhancing real time data access at the point-of-care. For example, there are several medical devices like Withings Blood Pressure Monitor mobile devices, such as iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch to help caregivers or even a user who knows how to use it to monitor his/her blood pressure (Heslop et.al., 2010; Huttin, 2012).…