This research provided a postoperative system for osteosarcoma which is seperated into two parts, Bone Patient and Bone Care. We focus on using smartphone features and proper interface design to facilitate self-monitoring, health analysis, and to make appointments. It achieves the effects of shared decision making (SDM). During the two weeks of research, we achieved satisfied with 4.03 ± 0.67 TAM score.
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