Author and Country | Key components of intervention | Function of mobile applications | Application terminal |
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Forman et al.2014, USA [22] | HC app; HC-based Web dashboard | a to-do list with medications, walking, education, and surveys; tracking of physical activity; feedback from clinician | iPhone (version 3 or higher), an iPad, or an iPod touch (version 4 or higher) |
Harzand et al.2018, USA [23] | smartphone platform smartphone app; hospital --facing online dashboard | remote patient monitoring; care coordination by a trained cardiology PA | Samsung Galaxy S4 or comparable |
Laustsen et al. 2018, Denmark [24] | SportsMedicin app; HR monitor (Zephyr BioHarnessTM) | remote patient monitoring training intensity | Sony Xperia |
Rosario et al.2018, Australia [25] | STAHR app; BP monitor and digital weight scale | receive feedback with activity through the app | Samsung Galaxy SIII (SG3) |
Skobel et al.2017, German [26] | GEx system: smartphone app wearable sensor measuring information of one-lead ECG, HR, respiration rate and activity level; web-based tool for medical professionals | exercise guiding; feedback from clinician remote patient monitoring; be alerted in case of problems | No specified |
Varnfield et al.2014, Australia [27] | CAP-CR: StepCounter app; health monitor of step counter, BP weight; web for clinician | motivational and educational materials delivering; remote patient monitoring; feedback from clinician | No specified |
Widmer et al.2015, USA [28] | PHA app | daily tasks for healthy lifestyle behaviors; tracking of | No specified |
Widmer et al.2017, USA [29] | Â | progress, log weight, BP, lab values, daily activity, diet; feedback from clinician | Â |