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. 2019 Aug 6;2019(8):CD012379. doi: 10.1002/14651858.CD012379.pub2

NCT02610946.

Trial name or title Do technology apps improve compliance in adolescent renal transplant recipients?
Methods Open label, efficacy study, RCT
Participants Adolescent (12‐18 years) kidney transplant recipients
Interventions Intervention: Electronic application ‐ Use of electronic apps (iphone or iPad mini) to determine whether it can improve compliance with transplant care and readiness to transition to adult care
Paper‐based calendars, reminders, medication list and BP, fluid intake tracking methods
Outcomes Primary outcome: medication compliance (12 months) as assessed by presence or absence of antibody‐mediated rejection based on donor‐specific antibody levels
Secondary outcome: readiness to transition (baseline, 12 months) ‐ knowledge of transplant care and readiness to transition to adult care assessed by questionnaire of disease knowledge
Starting date April 2015
Contact information Dr Ha Tran hatran@stanford.edu
Dr Priya Chandra priyac1@stanford.edu
Notes Clinical trials last verified November 2015, recruitment ongoing