Mobile health apps are made to support lifestyle and behaviour change, management of health conditions and mental wellbeing, but how do you know whether they work or are safe to use? Our library, funded by the Ministry of Health, comprises apps that have been reviewed by experts, so you can decide which ones are right for you.
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Security and privacy of health apps
New Zealand-based apps
Alcohol use apps
Anger management apps
Ankylosing spondylitis apps
Arthritis apps
Asthma apps
Autism apps
Blood pressure apps
Breastfeeding apps
Breast self-examination apps
Breast cancer support apps
Caregiver support apps
Coeliac disease apps
Communication apps
Concussion apps
COPD apps
COVID-19 apps
Cybersecurity
Dementia apps
Diabetes apps
Eating disorder apps
Eczema apps
Epilepsy apps
Exercise apps
Fertility apps
First aid and emergency apps
Fluid control app (for heart and kidney health)
Food label reading apps
Problem gambling apps
Goal setting, problem solving and motivation apps
Gout apps
Graded motor imagery apps
Healthcare services apps
Nutrition apps
Heart failure apps
Heart rate apps
Irritable bowel syndrome apps
Kidney disease apps
Language translation apps
Māori language apps
Medication reminder apps
Menopause apps
Mental health and wellbeing apps
Migraine and headache apps
Multiple sclerosis apps
Pain management apps
Parenting apps
Parkinson's apps
Patient portal apps
Pelvic floor exercise apps
Period (menstrual cycle) tracking apps
Pregnancy and baby apps
Pressure sores apps
Prostate and bladder apps
Physiotherapy apps
Puberty apps
Quit smoking apps
Self-harm prevention apps
Apps for skin conditions
Sleep apps
Snoring apps
Stroke risk apps
Sun safety apps
Swallowing difficulty apps
Using symptom checkers safely
Virtual consult apps
Apps for people with blindness and low vision
Warfarin apps
Fitness and weight loss apps
'How to' guides
Evidence corner
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