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Patients are extremely important in this world and their involvement with the technology that can help them improve their health cannot be set aside. Today in Sudir Raju’s blog, we want to talk about some actual examples of the capabilities of information technologies in the area of healthcare and how some of this apps are today at the reach of everyone who has access to the most simple and common of technologies.
Diabetes: M
iOS/Android/Free to download
Diabetes: M is much more than just a logbook, it is a complete suite of tools that will help you manage your life with diabetes and keeping it under control easily. The app allows patients to keep meticulous records of pretty much every aspect of their life with diabetes, anything from the food they consume to their insulin intake, a bolus calculator and detail graphs that ease the understanding of values and the creation of charts to better observe the information. One of the best features of the app is the vast food database that allows you to find pretty much any type of meals and dishes and input portions in a way that is accurate and precise. Your reports can be exported in different formats and the app is easily compatible with all kinds of portable devices, including Smart Watches.
iTriage
iOS/Android/Free to download
iTriage is a complete medical database and healthcare tool that can quickly and accurately provides you with information about symptoms, causes, procedures and medicine used in different situations. Not only do you have information about illnesses at your fingertips, but also an updated listing of healthcare facilities, hospitals, physicians and other healthcare providers close to your current location. The app saves your preferences and searches so every time you use it is more accurate and updated.
Instant Heart Rate
iOS/Android/Free to download
This app is considered the world’s best heart measurement option of its kind. The technology uses the camera on your phone to accurately measure your heartbeat using the color changes in your fingertip. This can be used for anyone from patients who need to monitor their vitals to athletes who keep a close watch of the biometrics and other performance information. While the app advices that it should be used for medical diagnosis, it does provide a great tool so you can quickly assess and measure your heart rate on the go.
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Carezone
iOS/Android/Free to download
Carezone is a great app for those in charge of the healthcare of their family. It allows you to have different profiles with names, medications to take, dosages, alarms and many more features. It is perfect if you have children or if you take care of elderly patients. It also helps you stay organized with a calendar so you can schedule appointments, refills and other important dates to keep in mind.
Migraine Buddy
iOS/Android/Free to download
Migraines are difficult to deal with, and more so if you are unaware of their causes and onset. This app allows you to keep a journal on your migraines by letting you quickly jot down relevant information about triggers, symptoms, frequency, duration, intensity and location. Sadly migraines are not yet able to be explained fully by doctors, but this type of app helps the patient understand their condition better and their physicians help them make better decisions that can lead to curving their onset.
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