Extended Abstract - International Research Journal of Biochemistry and Bioinformatics ( 2020) Volume 10, Issue 4
Bixia Lin*
Xiamen Cardiovascular Hospital Xiamen University, China
*Corresponding Author:
Bixia Lin, Xiamen Cardiovascular Hospital Xiamen University,
China,
Published:
23-Oct-2020
Abstract
According to Global Health Observatory data, Coronary
Heart Disease (CHD) ranked first in the world's top ten causes
of death in 2016. Although studies have proved that
Applications (APPs) can assist patients with CHD to manage
disease, there is no standard for APPs to enter the market in
China. In addition, In addition, the correctness of the
information provided was not welled supervised. Thus, it’s
necessary for us to evaluate the quality of existing APPs to
determine whether they meet the self-management needs of
patients with CHD. Methods: From August to October 2019,
we searched iOS (APP Store) and Android (Android market,
app treasure, 360 mobile assistant, pea pod) for smartphone
APPs related to CHD health management. The search terms
included "???", "???", "?????", "coronary heart
disease" and "cardiovascular disease". Two appraisers selected
the APP strictly according to the inclusion and exclusion
criteria. Based on the pre-established quality evaluation index
system, the content analysis method was used to evaluate the
quality of the incorporated APPs on functionality,
practicability, usability, reliability, safety and timeliness
(Scored “1” if mentioned. Otherwise, scored ”0"). Results: We
got 2926 APPs after preliminary search, 32 APPs were finally
included. The scoring rate of usability was >60%, and the
remaining dimensions were <30%. Conclusions: Existing CHD
APPs can help patients manage disease to some extent, but the
overall quality of APPs need to be improved.
Biography
Bixia Lin has received a master's degree from Fujian University of Traditional Chinese Medicine in 2016. She is a Registered Nurse of Xiamen Cardiovascular Hospital Xiamen University, one of National Regional Certification Center for Chest Pain (There are only four in China). She participated in 4 municipal programs focused on Evidence-Based Nursing and Nursing Informatics, and published 4 papers (were all included in Chinese core journals) as the first author.
9th World Heart Congress; Zurich, Switzerland - July 29- 30, 2020. (Webinar)
Abstract Citation:
Bixia Lin, Research on quality evaluation of coronary heart disease management application based on content analysis, World Heart Congress 2020, 9th World Heart Congress; Zurich, Switzerland - July 29-30, 2020.
(https://heart.insightconferences.com/abstract/2020/resear ch-on-quality-evaluation-of-coronary-heart-diseasemanagement-application-based-on-content-analysis)