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摘要
背景和目的:慢性肾脏疾病(CKD)患者必须坚持以限制性饮食方案为特征的营养治疗。通过使用营养应用程序，可以增强营养自我保健。本研究的目的是评估意大利慢性肾功能衰竭的特定营养应用程序的特点。方法:两位学术研究者在意大利的三个应用商店Google Play Store、Apple Store和Huawei AppGallery对手机应用进行系统搜索。在被识别的1602个应用程序中，2个应用程序(Miku;由20名专业人员组成的多学科团队使用意大利版移动应用评定量表(MARS-ITA)对MyFIR进行了评估。结果:研究发现，这两个选定的应用程序，可在谷歌Play商店和苹果商店，旨在通过获取知识和行为改变来增加幸福感;但没有一份报告确定了应当实现的卫生目标。这两种应用程序使用的策略是:信息、教育、监控和认知行为挑战。技术分析显示，个人数据得到了充分的保护，但只有下载最多的应用程序(Miku)提供了分享内容、发送提醒和离线浏览的可能性。结论:意大利主要的应用程序商店有两种应用程序监测肾脏疾病患者的身体健康和营养。虽然就健康监测和信息而言，这些服务是免费的、易于获取的、可导航的和有效的，但最好能提供更多的服务。
Chronic kidney disease and mobile health: quality of renal nutritional APPs in Italy.
Background and aim: Patient with chronic kidney disease (CKD) must adhere to a nutritional therapy characterized by a restrictive dietary scheme. Nutritional self-care can be enhanced through the use of nutritional apps. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the characteristics of specific nutritional apps for chronic renal failure available in Italy.
Methods: A systematic search of mobile apps was conducted by two academic researchers in three Italian App stores: Google Play Store, Apple Store and Huawei AppGallery. Of the 1602 apps identified, 2 apps (Miku; MyFIR) were evaluated with the Italian version of a Mobile Application Rating Scale (MARS-ITA) by a multidisciplinary team of 20 professionals.
Results: The study found that the two selected apps, available in the Google Play Store and Apple Store, aim to increase well-being through the acquisition of knowledge and behavioral change; but none identify health goals that should be achieved. The strategies used by the two applications are: information, education, monitoring and cognitive-behavioral challenge. The technical analysis showed adequate protection of personal data but only the most downloaded app (Miku) provides the possibility to share content, to send reminders and to browse when offline.
Conclusions: The main Italian app stores have two applications to monitor physical health and nutrition in patients with renal disease. Although these are free, easily accessible, navigable and valid in terms of health monitoring and information, greater availability of the offer would be desirable.
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Acta Bio Medica Atenei Parmensis is the official Journal of the Society of Medicine and Natural Sciences of Parma, and it is one of the few Italian Journals to be included in many excellent scientific data banks (i.e. MEDLINE). Acta Bio Medica was founded in 1887 and its founders and collaborators, Clinicians and Surgeons, entered history. Acta Bio Medica Atenei Parmensis publishes Original Articles, Commentaries, Review Articles, Case Reports of experimental and general Medicine. A section is devoted to a Continuous Medical Education programme in order to help primary care Physicians to improve the quality of care.
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