Evaluating the effects of a mobile health app on reducing patient care needs and improving quality of life after oral cancer surgery: Quasiexperimental study

Keyphrases

• Patient Care 100%
• Care Needs 100%
• Quality of Life Improvement 100%
• Oral Cancer Surgery 100%
• Mobile Health Apps 100%
• Quality of Life 30%
• Oral Cancer Patients 30%
• After Surgery 30%
• Routine Care 30%
• Patient Well-being 20%
• Oral Cancer 20%
• Support Needs 20%
• Nursing Care Needs 20%
• Health Instruction 20%
• App Intervention 20%
• Intention to Use 10%
• Mobile Devices 10%
• Perceived Usefulness 10%
• Early Detection 10%
• Psychological Needs 10%
• Quality of Care 10%
• Nursing Care 10%
• Perceived Ease of Use 10%
• Survey Questionnaire 10%
• Psychological Problems 10%
• Health Information 10%
• Communication Needs 10%
• Medical Information 10%
• Patient Needs 10%
• Education Data 10%
• Health Support 10%
• Self-management Ability 10%
• Future Healthcare 10%
• Healthcare Apps 10%
• Surgery Oral 10%
• Oral Anticancer Drugs 10%
• App Design 10%
• Information Intervention 10%
• App Improvement 10%
• Acceptability Index 10%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Quality of Life 100%
• Oral Cancer 100%
• Patient Care 100%
• Cancer Surgery 100%
• Mobile Health 100%
• Health Care 30%
• Drug Therapy 10%
• Side Effect 10%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Patient Care 100%
• Quality of Life 100%
• Cancer Surgery 100%
• Mouth Cancer 100%
• Health Service 42%
• Nursing Care 42%
• Side Effect 14%
• Drug Therapy 14%
• Self Care 14%