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Collado et al [18] found that more than 40% of patients would be interested in communicating with their physician or pharmacist using an app.
The apps that scored best in the MARS evaluation were “Bladder cancer manager,“ ”Kidney cancer manager,“ and ”My prostate cancer manager.“ These apps were available in the App Store and stood out because of their high scores in the Engagement and Esthetics domains, as did the next 2 apps in the ranking, “Target Ovarian Cancer Symptoms Diary” and “My Cancer Coach.”
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2020;8(7):e17609
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