Reviewer: Member of the public, Porirua, WellingtonĬomments: I’ve been using Medisafe for a few years. These may not be applicable to New Zealand. New Zealand relevance: The brands of the medicines are US based. Safety concerns: The app does not have provision for the user to record both the brand name and the ingredient name of the medication.
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Within the app there is a video that provides additional support on how to use the app to manage your medicines. Reviewer: Sarah Bannerman, Pharmacist, Pharmacy Guild of New Zealand.Ĭomments: This app is useful for patients who want to keep track of their medication. New Zealand relevance: Some of the medicines on the drop down lists are not available in New Zealand, but medicines can be manually added if they don’t list the New Zealand brand. Users can also include other data such as their blood pressure and blood test results, weight, mood and adverse effects. If users select 'when medicine taken', it can produce a report of medicines taken. Reviewer: Angela Lambie, Pharmacist, AucklandĬomments: This is a great app to help users to remember appointments and when to take their medicines. This means that if you have an issue with one of the apps we have reviewed, you will need to contact the app developer or company directly. We have no relationship with the app developers or companies and no responsibility for the service they provide.
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2013 Mar-Apr 53(2): 172–181ĭisclaimer : Health Navigator’s app library is a free consumer service to help you decide whether a health app would be suitable for you. Smartphone medication adherence apps: Potential benefits to patients and providers.
Heldenbrand S, Martin BC, Gubbins PO, et al.Community pharmacy patient perceptions of a pharmacy-initiated mobile technology app to improve adherence. Int J Pharm Pract. DiDonato KL, Liu Y, Lindsey CC, et al.Demographic and health related data of users of a mobile application to support drug adherence is associated with usage duration and intensity. PLoS One. The attitudes of pharmacists, students and the general public on mHealth applications for medication adherence. Pharm Pract (Granada). Davies MJ, Kotadia A, Mughal H, et al.Is there a good app for that? Evaluating m-health apps for strategies that promote pediatric medication adherence. Telemed J E Health.
Mobile applications to improve medication adherence. Telemed J E Health. The following references relate to articles about apps for medication adherence. ✘ The medication list is based on medications available in the US – some medication brands may not be relevant in New Zealand ✔ Can include measurements such as blood pressure, blood test results, pain scores, mood, weight and temperature or general notes ✔ Allows user to keep count of medicines left and prescription number ✔ Can select appearance of medicine – the app has provision to record the shape and colour of medication The app also allows you to record medical tests, measurements and results, add medical appointments to a dairy, and record how you are feeling.įor the complete app description, go to Google Play (Android) iTunes (Apple) and, for a detailed review, see Reviews. It allows you to create a medication list and set reminders or prompts to remind you when to take a particular medicine. This app helps you keep track of your medicines.
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