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Exploration of Features of Mobile Applications for Medication Adherence in Asia: Narrative Review
Reminders were the most commonly used feature, while patient community forums were the least integrated feature in the app design.
In total, 12 (85.7%) apps featured a reminder function primarily aimed at reminding patients to take their medications as scheduled [29-36,38-40,42]. Some of these apps also provided reminders for follow-up appointments [30,31,33,35,40], prescription refills [40], or monitoring health status (eg, body weight, blood pressure, or blood sugar) [31,33,35,40].
J Med Internet Res 2024;26:e60787
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A high level of consensus on importance ratings was observed in 19% (4/21) of technical feature and functionality items (Table 4). Only 1 primary task support–focused item reached the high consensus threshold: “information is tailored to the specific mental health condition of the end user” (71/100, 71%).
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e51690
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One important feature distinguishing ECs from cigarettes is the wide range of EC models, ranging from basic disposable models to more complex rechargeable devices, which may affect product appeal, use patterns, and health consequences. The use of certain EC devices such as mods and pods may be associated with more frequent EC use and nicotine dependence symptoms [5-7].
JMIR Form Res 2024;8:e49276
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Oral remarks and comments were aggregated into 3 categories: feature requests, comments about user experience, and identified bugs.
A total of 14 participants scheduled appointments for study participation. Two (P6, P7) did not fulfill the inclusion criteria. The screen-recording data of one participant (P3) could not be saved due to technical issues. This participant was thus excluded. Finally, 11 participants were included in the evaluation.
JMIR Pediatr Parent 2023;6:e50765
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In a systematic review that evaluated 656 diabetes health apps for i OS and Android in patients 50 years and older, it was found that 54% of the apps were limited to providing 1 function, which was a documentation feature [3]. This entailed manual recording of blood glucose values, monitoring of food, physical activity, and medication frequency, often linked with a reminder function [3]. However, only 18% of the diabetes apps allowed analysis of the recorded data and graphical results display [3].
JMIR Pediatr Parent 2023;6:e46432
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Features of Cancer mHealth Apps and Evidence for Patient Preferences: Scoping Literature Review
Features of m Health apps in the scoping literature review.
a Indicates presence of the feature.
While 5 of the included studies were descriptive [25-29], 1 study was experimental [30] and 1 study was quasi-experimental [31]. The descriptive studies used a variety of methodologies. Three were feasibility studies including combinations of app trials, patient interviews, and expert focus groups [25,28,29].
JMIR Cancer 2023;9:e37330
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However, aside from this feature, none of the apps collect any user-identifying data and only exchange alternating IDs via Bluetooth. If the GAEN is used, the tracing and identification of contact events with people who test positive for COVID-19 are locally conducted on users’ smartphones in a decentralized manner. The apps of Singapore and France also trace contacts locally on smartphones via user logs.
JMIR Mhealth Uhealth 2021;9(3):e27232
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Knowing the audience and their information needs was identified as a key actionability feature, which corresponds with the Lasswell model for effective communication ([1,41]; Barbazza et al, unpublished data, 2021). However, clear reporting of a dashboard’s purpose (its “why”) and audience (for “whom”) was infrequent. This may be explained in part by the fact that the majority of the dashboards were developed by public authorities and hosted on existing web pages.
J Med Internet Res 2021;23(2):e25682
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