Innovation of the M-Nursing Application to Improve Compliance with Haemodialysis Therapy and Urea-Creatinine Levels in Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease

Background: Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) represents a prominent health concern due to soaring propensity and occurrence rate, alongside the growing demand for kidney replacement therapies among affected individuals. Objective: This research focused on improving compliance, decreasing urea and creatinine with haemodialysis therapy among chronic renal failure patients by utilising the innovative M-Nursing Application model and assessing the impact of this novel approach. Methods: This research is experimental research with one group Pretest-Posttest design. The M-Nursing Application is an alternative therapy that can be given to patients by providing a Supportive Educative System in digital form. The procedure for this study was a pre-test to measure haemodialysis compliance, urea and creatinine; then the provision of M-Nursing Application intervention for 3 months; and then a post-test to measure haemodialysis compliance, urea and creatinine again.