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Mobile phone-based interventions have shown success in support of immunization or medications uptake compliance. A systematic review was undertaken to uncover evidence on the use of mobile phones functions to improve health care process and outcomes. An extensive literature survey was conducted for research studies published between January 2010 and July 2016. Data on mobile phone-based interventions were extracted for the content of mobile phone-based intervention, feasibility, acceptability and health outcomes. It was realised that the deployments of calls and SMS interventions as reminders for clinic appointments, in support of pills intake and in health information delivery are not without challenges.

The Effectiveness of Mobile Phone-Based Interventions in Adherence Support for Medication regimens and Immunizations Uptake: A Systematic Review