Medical and nursing students need to be trained in critical evaluation of mobile health applications (m-health apps) in order to see their potential and to understand the need for their validation and certification. Students should develop positive attitudes but also critical views on such apps in order to be prepared for responsible and ethical use of m-health in their future professional practice.
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