Yue Li, Xiao Li, Yan Liu, Yang Li
Application effect of BOPPPS teaching model on fundamentals of nursing education: a meta-analysis of randomized controlled studies
Frontiers in medicine
medication adherence management adverse drug reactions adrs crucial efficacy antitumor drugs wechat applet also known mini program similar app marked advantages development use wechat applet makes followup convenient patients cancer study aimed assess usability utility newly developed wechat applet dolphincare among patients cancer shanghai qualitative methodology used obtain indepth understanding experiences patients cancer using dolphincare usability utility aspects development phase consisted 2 parts alpha beta testing alpha testing combined theory fogg behavior model usability model alpha testing also involved testing design dolphincare using conceptual framework included factors could affect medication adherence adrs beta testing conducted using indepth interviews indepth interviews allowed us assist patients using dolphincare understand whether liked disliked dolphincare found useful included participants ehealth literacy scale eheals score 50 total 20 participants interviewed consecutively key positive motivators described interviewers reminded take medications alleviate adrs majority patients able activate use dolphincare patients indicated trigger followup dolphincare recommendation known trusted health care professionals participants found labels containing generic names medication medication reminders useful including timed popup push notifications text alerts applet presented corresponding information collection forms adrs patient fill webbased consultation system enables patients consult pharmacists physicians time doubts medications adrs applet usabilities utilities could improve medication adherence management adrs among patients cancer study provides preliminary evidence regarding usability utility type wechat applet among patients cancer expected promoted managing followup among patients chronic disease