Table 2.
Study characteristics.
No. | Author name; year | Country | Study design | Objective | Sample size and population |
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1 | Louise Poppe et al., 2019.19 | Belgium | Randomized controlled trial | To test the efficacy of the MyPlan 2.0 app in altering behavioral determinants and behavior in individuals with T2DM | 54; older adults with T2DM |
2 | Morwenna Kirwan et al., 2022.18 | Australia | Pre-post evaluation design | To evaluate whether the beat it online program enhances physical fitness and decreases waist size in older adults with T2DM | 171; older adults 60–89 years of age |
3 | Michelle Dugas et al., 2018.16 | United States | Randomized controlled trial | To explore mobile health in motivating lifestyle change among older veterans. | 29; older adults 61–86 years of age |
4 | Chenglin Sun et al., 2019.21 | China | Randomized controlled trial | To investigate the use of mobile phone health applications for the management of older Chinese adults with T2DM | 91; older adults above 65 years of age with T2DM |
5 | Rozmin Jiwani et al., 2022.17 | USA | Single-arm, intervention study | To examine whether a lifestyle intervention combined with mobile health technology for self-monitoring might decrease frailty in older adults who are overweight or obese, and have T2DM | 20; older adults above 65 years of age with T2DM |
6 | Kexin Yu et al., 2020.22 | Taiwan | Single arm, feasibility study | To test the efficacy of a mobile health intervention for older adults with T2DM in rural Taiwan | 97; patients with T2DM 55 years of age or above |
7 | João Balsa et al., 2020.20 | Portugal | Intervention study | To describe the prototype's features and evaluate its utility | 11; older adults with T2DM and 9 experts |