Usability Evaluation of Heart Disease Monitoring Mobile Applications: A Comparative Study

Sobri, Muhammad; Ijab, Mohamad Taha; Nayan, Norshita Mat

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“…The findings of this study can help fill the gaps with the existing mobile heart monitoring applications e.g. Cardiag Diagnosis, iCare Health Monitoring Full, and Heart Rate Plus (Sobri et al 2019)and to improvethe prototype of HeartMas per recommendationsby the cardiologists.These include to make it easy to analyze the measurement results of HeartMby providing options to notify heart patients' situation at the time of measurement, and additional variant of themes to support chat functions to make it easy for heart patients and cardiologist communication.…”

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“…Based on previous studiesonuser satisfaction,researchers found that user interface design can influence the usability of mobile health applications and this lead to poor user satisfaction. Kamana (2016), (Hussain et al 2018) and Sobri et al(2019)claimed that many mobile health applications do not have the features expected and needed by the patients,mobile heart monitoring applicationsdo not support interactive communication between patients with cardiologists (Ribeiro et al 2017),and poorly designed user interface (Kraleva, 2017).…”

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Design and Evaluation of User Interface Design of Mobile Heart Monitoring Application

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Many mobile health applicationsincluding mobile heart monitoring applications are available on Apple App Store, and Google Play Store. However, when the user feels dissatisfied with the user interface design of the mobile heart monitoring application, it impacts user satisfaction level to the extent that the users do not use it anymore. User satisfaction level isa very important factor in usability to identify a mobile heart monitoring application whichis pleasant and comfortable forcontinuous use. This study recruited four cardiologists in a hospital in Palembang, Indonesia for evaluatingtheuser interface design ofa mobile heart monitoring prototype called HeartM. The prototype has several features including measuringpatient’s heart rate and blood pressurerate, treatment record, forum, and chat to ease communication between heart patients and their cardiologist. The focus of the user interface design evaluation are oncontent, visual and navigation aspects.This paper contributes to user interface design knowledge and design recommendations particularly for mobile heart monitoring applications.

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The Affordances and Usability Evaluation for HeartM 3.0: A Mobile Heart Monitoring Application

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The Review of Technology in Monitoring the Heart Health of the Elderly

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Nayan

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This paper reviews the technology to assist the elderly in monitoring their heart health. Post-COVID19 pandemic, heart disease is back as the main cause of death among the global citizens, especially the elderly. Technology plays a big role in ensuring that elderly can monitor their heart health more easily and effectively. Among the technologies that can be used are wearable devices, mobile ECG devices, mobile applications, pacemaker implants, and IoT sensors. Some of the potentials of heart health monitoring technology include helping to monitor health independently, in real time, remotely, schedule medication intake, schedule heart rate recording, schedule light physical activity, and communicate directly with specialist doctors to discuss the status and level of their heart health. However, the potential of such technology has several challenges such as usability, affordances, cost, and trust in data confidentiality and privacy.

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Usability Evaluation of Heart Disease Monitoring Mobile Applications: A Comparative Study

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Design and Evaluation of User Interface Design of Mobile Heart Monitoring Application

Design and Evaluation of User Interface Design of Mobile Heart Monitoring Application

The Affordances and Usability Evaluation for HeartM 3.0: A Mobile Heart Monitoring Application

The Review of Technology in Monitoring the Heart Health of the Elderly

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