Study | MHealth intervention | Messages/ content was understandable | Measures of appropriateness |
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Haddad et al. [52] | Text messaging | 90.5% | • Received messages at appropriate times: 100% |
Huo et al. [53] | Text Messaging | 97.1% | • Text messaging useful: 94.1% • Participants reported reading: 80% >75% of the messages, |
Limaye et al. [58] | Text Messaging, email, Website, Facebook® | NR | • Recommend approach to family or friends: 96% • Average adherence at 1 year: 74.5% (Mobile messages: 78.0% e-mails: 71.0%). • Average e-mail opening rate at 6 months: 93% |
Owolabi et al. [61] | Text Messaging | NR | • Satisfied with the timing of the SMS delivery: 98% • Messages were helpful: 100% • Messages did not stress them in any way: 99% |
Patnaik et al. [62] | Mobile application |  | • Treatment satisfaction: 12.94 ± 2.9 out of total score of 15 (86.2%) |
Sun et al. [70] | mHealth management app | NR | • Convenience for telemedical management: 81% • Helpful in self-monitoring of glucose: 93% • Helpful in glucose diabetes knowledge: 98% |