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Readiness Assessment of Mobile Health Applications in Coronary Artery Disease Management: A Systematic Review

Iman Kadhim Ajlan, Ahmad Fadhil Yusof, Fahad Taha AL‐Dhief, Nurhizam Safie

International Journal of Academic Research in Business and Social Sciences, 2025

Abstract

Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) management has increasingly integrated digital tools and mobile applications to enhance diagnosis, treatment, and patient care.These technologies offer capabilities such as risk assessment, decision support for healthcare providers, cardiac rehabilitation assistance, remote patient monitoring, and medication adherence facilitation.By utilizing these tools, medical professionals can improve diagnostic accuracy, optimize treatment strategies, and enhance patient engagement.However, assessing the readiness of CAD management applications remains a crucial area of study.This review explores the key components of CAD app readiness, including clinical validity, user experience, data security and privacy, integration with healthcare workflows, demonstrated efficacy, technical considerations, and regulatory compliance.Additionally, the paper discusses existing challenges in implementing CAD-focused mobile applications and identifies critical gaps that require further research.Finally, recommendations for future studies are provided to advance the development and adoption of effective CAD management solutions.

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