App for support and networking for people with thalassaemia.
Countries where these languages are spoken.
The ThaliMe app helps people with the rare group of thalassaemic blood disorders to:
The app was developed with the support of the international not-for-profit, non-governmental umbrella organisation, Thalassaemia International Foundation.
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“ThaliMe is a much needed innovative mobile program, developed and deployed to greatly aid and improve the lives of people living with thalassaemia…TIF views this innovative approach to patient care and the use of mobile technology for patient empowerment and outreach as a critical component of the overall thalassaemia care…
…ThaliMe also helps to connect the worldwide thalassaemia community members to one another and to those who care for them. Through ThaliMe, patients are linked to private, peer to peer and peer to caregiver support networks to reduce isolation and improve the patients’ sense of support.”
- Thalassaemia International Magazine, Issue 66b, page 30
“Curatio and the Thalassemia International Federation, created a free private mobile social networking app for Thalassemia patients called ThaliMe. This app connects patients with each other through a specific matchmaking process, allowing them to create their own network of Thalassemia patients of their own choosing. There is also a medtracker feature on it with all the Thalassemia medications! Please check it out and share it with your fellow Thalassemia friends.”
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