My Journey (BCNA)

My Journey (BCNA)

by Breast Cancer Network Australia

0 ratings
16 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 14, 2021
  • May 26, 2024
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About

Access reliable, personalized information for individuals diagnosed with breast cancer or DCIS. This app supports informed decision-making regarding treatment and care throughout your journey.

Tailored breast cancer information
DCIS information
Treatment decision support
Reliable health data
Personalized care guidance
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What's New in My Journey (BCNA)

1.4.36

May 26, 2024

Bug fixes

User reviews

Bugs need fixing

I have been trying to enter symptoms and keen getting alert when press ave that there is an error and symptom doesn’t save. Really thought this would help me to document my journey but is a waste of time downloading

Doesn’t really work

This app would be so helpful as I’ve just started my treatment but I can’t save any of my symptoms on the tracker. Som good articles to watch but that’s about it

Why!!??

Why go to the trouble of developing an app with so much potential to make a difference to people in distress and not fix bugs, listen to feedback and make improvements.
For most people diagnosed with breast cancer they are looking for coping mechanisms and this has the potential to be an excellent one. Instead it just creates a stressful element to an already stressful time. I created the account on the website and it seems to have transferred seamlessly and allowed log in etc so that was a good start for me. Looks like others have had much worse experiences. My gripe is the photographs. It is very clunky in allowing upload of photographs. Often doesn’t work at all and then when you repeat the process thinking it didn’t work… It doubled up, trebled up etc and there is no option to delete.
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App crashes constantly

I was keen to track my symptoms but the app crashes at the symptoms tracker and doesn’t work.

Looks like a long known issue which has never been resolved

Such a pity - otherwise a great resource for medical teams

Good idea that misses the mark

The idea behind this app is great. The reality is terrible. It crashes constantly tracker doesn’t work properly. Hard to use and navigate
Terrible app

FAQ

What is My Journey (BCNA) used for?

My Journey (BCNA) provides up-to-date, reliable information tailored to individuals diagnosed with breast cancer or DCIS. It aims to help users make informed decisions about their treatment and care.

Is My Journey (BCNA) free to download?

Yes, My Journey (BCNA) is available for free download on supported devices. There are no associated costs to access the information provided within the app.

What devices can I use My Journey (BCNA) on?

My Journey (BCNA) is compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to be accessible on Apple's mobile operating systems.

How often is My Journey (BCNA) updated?

The app was last updated on May 26, 2024, indicating regular maintenance and content review. This ensures the information provided remains current and reliable.

What is the age rating for My Journey (BCNA)?

My Journey (BCNA) has an age rating of 17+. This suggests the content may be more suitable for adult users due to the nature of the medical information.

Does My Journey (BCNA) have ads?

No, My Journey (BCNA) does not contain advertisements. Users can access all its features and information without interruption from ads.

Who developed My Journey (BCNA)?

My Journey (BCNA) was developed by Breast Cancer Network Australia. This organization is dedicated to supporting individuals affected by breast cancer.