Researchers found that mobile apps served as a virtual coach; paired with natural language processing, text, graphics and vocal output, an app best-served patients of all ages.
They found apps to be “easy to use and engaging,” even in patients who had previously undergone bowel preparation and colonoscopy recovery.
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