Scoping review identifies mobile app features for self-management in patients with diabetic kidney disease, suggesting improvements in provider integration.
Key Points
Self-management monitoring was a dominant feature in 91% of reviewed apps, indicating a focus on user engagement.
A total of 3521 records were found, with eleven studies meeting inclusion requirements for diabetic kidney disease management.
Assessment utilized Joanna Briggs Institute methodology for scoping reviews, ensuring a structured approach to data collection.
Mobile apps revealed limited integration with healthcare providers, highlighting a gap in clinical communication and support.