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ActiveME

ActiveME
developed by Indigo Multimedia Ltd, UK


Self-monitoringTrackers

English

Cost: £1.49 [approximately €2.15, $2.32]

Intended to help people with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) track and monitor their daily activity levels.

“The app is a fantastic way for people to feel in control in managing their condition. Having the app on their phone makes their charts and monitoring information more portable and accessible—which, we hope, will encourage more meticulous use of this self-monitoring tool. The information recorded can then be discussed with their clinical teams, and the data used to inform treatment plans. This makes each patient’s treatment highly individualised, and patients can really feel that they are taking charge of their care.” Northern CFS Clinical Network, UK | http://bit.ly/P26kjp


Tags: Health, Wellness & Care in the Community (HWCC)

AsthmaTrack

AsthmaTrack
developed by dangerDown LLC, USA


Support to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesTrackers

English / French / German / Italian / Spanish

Cost: £1.49 [approximately €2.15, $2.32]

Allows a user with asthma to record event information (such as environmental conditions, symptoms, treatments, and vital signs) that may be relevant to asthma.

“I’m using asthmaTrack, which is a bit better than AsthmaMD. You can customise your zones, etc, but it does have an annoying quality—you have to put in ‘None’, ‘Light’, ‘Medium’, etc, for symptoms. I’d rather have a number rating, or something else, as, often, I don’t feel like this allows enough discrimination. I’d never put 'Severe’, unless I was having a full-on attack. But this leaves me with only ‘Light’ and ‘Medium’—not really enough for a proper description. Plus, you can’t add triggers (and it doesn’t have all of mine). But, otherwise, it is OK. It does have a proper chart that records your actual peak-flow (PF) readings, rather than weird estimates. Also, it has sections in which you can write what you like, so you can say more about symptoms, triggers, etc. I’ve not yet found an asthma app I’m really happy with, though. I wonder if any of the developers of the existing apps asked asthmatics what they wanted?” Asthma UK Forum, UK | Source is no longer available


Tags: Health, Wellness & Care in the Community (HWCC)

Bant - A diabetes app for the ePatient

Bant - A diabetes app for the ePatient
developed by Centre for Global eHealth Innovation, Toronto General Hospital, Canada


Allows networking with other people like me / Family / FriendsSelf-monitoringTrackers

Arabic / Chinese / English / French / German / Italian / Korean / Portuguese / Russian / Spanish

Cost: Free

Diabetes management app intended to simplify diabetes management, and to be used by adolescents and younger people with diabetes.

“Enables easier blood-sugar recording, and is an easier way to monitor blood-sugar changes over time. The developer created the app to help those with both type-1 and type-2 diabetes manage their blood sugar more effectively. Users of the app can record their blood-sugar levels anywhere they are, even if they forgot a pen. The app also produces a graphic display of blood-sugar readings over time. This enables users to see trends that might be hidden within logs of blood-sugar data.” Battle Diabetes | http://bit.ly/Qq9C0o


Tags: Medical

Buddy

Buddy
developed by Sidekick Studios, UK


RemindersTrackers

English

Cost: Free to the patient. Pricing for the medical professional depends on patient numbers

An app for medical professionals to purchase, and then to pass on to patients who are living with a mental health problem.

“Following a trial in London, it is being rolled out across 10 areas in the UK. I’ve been sent a bunch of positive quotes about the app. But don’t bother with those, as it’s probably better for people to see for themselves what it’s like.” Adult Care blog, Community Care, UK | http://bit.ly/xzgRV6


Tags: Medical

Capzule PHR

Capzule PHR
developed by Webahn Inc, USA


RemindersTrackersInformation



Cost: £0.63 [approximately €0.89; $0.99]

Password-protected personal health records app.

“I just found a new app today which looks pretty good. It’s called ‘Capzule PHR’. You can add family members, and send the info to another phone, so everyone has the info they need.” Blogger on CushieBlog, USA | Source is no longer available


Tags: Medical

CareMonkey

CareMonkey
developed by Peak Connection Pty Ltd, Australia


Allows networking with other people like me / Family / FriendsSupport to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesSelf-monitoringTrackers

English

Cost: Free

Allows a carer to track the contents of a person's medical records.

"Using the CareMonkey app, a user can create care profiles for people, containing information such as emergency contacts, health and safety alerts (such as allergies, medications, asthma plans, etc), immunisations, family history, blood type, organ donor details, health insurance details, and much more. Users can electronically share these care profiles with family, friends, teachers and other carers." Asthma Australia | [Source is no longer available]


Tags: Health, Wellness & Care in the Community (HWCC)

Diabetes Diary

Diabetes Diary
developed by Chris Bowley, fridayforward, UK


Support to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesSelf-monitoringTrackersInformation

English

Cost: £2.99 [approximately €4.28, $4.65]

Diabetes diary for recording and tracking blood-glucose readings, carbohydrate intake, and insulin dosing.

“I use ‘Diabetes Diary’, look at my trends, and work out the dose myself. I must admit it came in useful at the clinic, when the dietician was trying to persuade me the benefits of eating lots of carbohydrates. I could scroll through, and show her what happens when I overdose on the carbs.” “The other one I use is ‘Diabetes Diary’, which allows me to log all my data during the day. The carbohydrates are in grams. Plus, you can enter all the foods at each meal. It gives all the usual graphs and charts for analysing the data, and will also allow you to back up the data to your PC. I find it good for looking at trends. Some of the others I have looked at seem to geared solely to the USA.” Two bloggers on Diabetes Support Forum (DSF), UK | http://bit.ly/RJMI6Q


Tags: Medical

Diamedic

Diamedic
developed by Nicholas Martin, USA


Support to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesSelf-monitoringTrackersInformation

English / German / Spanish

Cost: £3.85 [approximately €5.52, $5.99]

Diabetes logbook that allows a user to record and monitor blood pressure, carbohydrate intake, exercise regimes, glucose readings, insulin injections, lab results, medication, pulse, temperature, weight, and other vital statistics.

“With this app, you can easily monitor your blood-glucose measurements. In addition, you can also specify the amount of insulin, and write notes (I’ve set the following notes: Before breakfast; After breakfast; Before lunch; After lunch; Before dinner; After dinner; Bedtime; Night). The app is also suitable for bolusing. The screen is divided into five sections, which can be defined by you. My five are: blood-sugar levels; insulin dosage; statistics; setup; and ‘More’. Glucose values and insulin input are two main menus, with the following input options available: blood-glucose levels; feature quantities; medications; laboratory results; sporting activities; weight; and pump data. You can view all the values in clear statistics in ‘Graphs’. Very nice, too, is that graphs are displayed in the transverse view when the phone is rotated. Values entered can be sent via email, or uploaded to a server. Conclusion: for me, the €5 is absolutely worth the money. This app is very clear, and easy to operate. It is available in German. Nine out of ten points.” Blogger on Diabetes-Blog.at, Austria | http://bit.ly/Pi1bIK


Tags: Medical

EPI-Vista

EPI-Vista
developed by Dr Heydenreich GmbH, Germany


Support to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesTrackersInformation

German

Cost: Free

Diary that allows the user's epilepsy-relevant medical history to be logged.

Recommended by a patient group specialising in epilepsy, Germany. Patient group specialising in epilepsy, Germany | PatientView survey, July-August 2012


Tags: Medical

Eppy

Eppy
developed by No information available.


RemindersImproving communicationSupport to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesSelf-monitoringTrackers

Dutch

Cost: Free

Intended to help people with epilepsy manage their condition, together with relevant medical professionals.

“Tracks attacks, and what issues (such as fatigue or stress) may play a role in them. A person can enter their medication schedule, and see a message if the medication should be taken. ‘Eppy’ also has an alarm function, for when someone can feel an attack coming. The alarm alerts bystanders and rescue workers to what is wrong about the person, and to what they should (and should not) do. Bystanders can also easily contact people whom the user has selected on the app. And ‘Eppy’ has a ‘Follow-me’ feature (for walking or cycling, for example), allowing a partner, parent or other contact to always be able to check where the user is located.” Stichting Nationaal Epilepsie Fons [National Epilepsy Fund], Netherlands | http://bit.ly/JvHnJn


Tags: Health, Wellness & Care in the Community (HWCC)  ·  Medical

Glucose-Charter

Glucose-Charter
developed by Lee Konowe (e-Agent NZ Ltd), New Zealand


Support to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesSelf-monitoringTrackersInformation

English

Cost: £0.64 [approximately €0.91, $0.99]

Diabetes management app for recording and tracking blood glucose, food intake, insulin and medication.

“Slick app. A blood-glucose recording tool is complemented with a food database, to assist you in your dietary choices.” Blogger on the Diabetic Village social network, USA | http://bit.ly/OOqaDM


Tags: Medical

Hemolog

Hemolog
developed by Michael Schultz, USA


Support to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesSelf-monitoringTrackers

English

Cost: Free

Infusion log for people with haemophilia.

“One patient’s solution. When Michael Schultz decided that logging his factor infusions was tedious, he took matters into his own hands and developed an app called ‘Hemolog’. The new app offers several advantages over paper (or even computerised logging systems). Your log is always with you, and can easily be e-mailed to your haemophilia treatment centre. ‘Hemolog’ also standardises entries, allowing users to simply touch a location on a map of the body. The app walks users through the logging process, and automatically fills in some information. Most importantly, it allows users to filter their data. For example, they can instantly create lists of every bleed in a particular joint.” HemAware magazine, 2010, National Hemophilia Foundation, USA | http://bit.ly/pJOK3m


Tags: Medical

ICE: In Case of Emergency

ICE: In Case of Emergency
developed by Appventive LLC, USA


Support to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesInformation

Danish / Dutch / English / French / German / Italian / Japanese / Polish / Spanish / Swedish

Cost: £2.29 [approximately €3.30, $3.57]

List of a user’s medical records.

“Medical information sharing. Stores emergency contacts, insurance, and medical information.” Minnesota’s Governor’s Council on Developmental Disabilities, USA | http://bit.ly/NcSmx5


Tags: Medical

iheadache

iheadache
developed by BetterQOL.com, USA


Support to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesSelf-monitoringTrackers

English

Cost: 'Lite' version free on Apple; Apple full version: £3.20 [approximately €4.61 or $4.99]; Blackberry: £3.50 [approximately €5.04, $5.46]

Headache diary that allows the number of headaches, their duration and severity, the degree of disability and impact, medication and usage, symptoms, and triggers to all be tracked.

Recommended by the National Headache Foundation (NHF), USA National Headache Foundation (NHF), USA | http://bit.ly/c4WbkF


Tags: Medical

iRecordit Diabetes Sugar Glucose and Health Tracker

iRecordit Diabetes Sugar Glucose and Health Tracker
developed by Communiteq Systems Inc, Canada


Support to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesSelf-monitoringTrackers

English

Cost: £4.00 [approximately €5.73, $6.22]

Diabetes-management and personal-health app that allows a user to record and track personal health-related information.

“Asks the user to input certain data about their blood sugar and general health, and allows the user access to the visual representation of that data on their BlackBerry, or via email to their PC or healthcare provider. This visual representation allows you to have a daily view of your glucose levels. What’s missing from apps such as this is Bluetooth integration with an insulin monitor. I would like to see the developer partner with some large healthcare institutions to bring this sort of functionality, because automating and avoiding data input will make this app even better, and more effective.” Reviewer on the Diabetic Village social network, USA, linking to comments on the BlackberryCool online community for Blackberry users, Canada | [Source no longer available]


Tags: Health, Wellness & Care in the Community (HWCC)

iTriage

iTriage
developed by Healthagen LLC, USA


Support to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesInformation

English

Cost: Free

Helps the user work out what medical condition they may have.

“This is a decent personal health record that offers other services, such as evaluating symptoms, finding doctors and facilities, and connecting to hotlines. This app is extensive, and offers an easy way to keep your health information with you wherever you go. It connects with Microsoft Health Vault (not a tool I really like), which is unique to some apps that do not connect to web apps where health information is already stored.” Patient group specialising in helping patients navigate national healthcare policy, USA | PatientView survey, July-August 2012


Tags: Medical

LogFrog DB Lite

LogFrog DB Lite
developed by Elon Danziger of Amphistyle Inc, USA


Support to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesSelf-monitoringTrackersInformation

Catalan / English / French

Cost: Free

Diabetes management app for recording and tracking A1c levels, blood-glucose levels, blood pressure, carbohydrate intake, doctor visits, exercise activities, insulin or oral medication, weight, and other medical records.

“ ‘LogFrog DB’ is one of the newer diabetes-management apps. For three bucks (less than a co-pay), you get a new spin on the diabetes app. They did away with the clinical feel of filling out charts and entering data, and designed a really visual, snappy, and enjoyable logging experience. ‘LogFrog’ also has great graphs, and export tools to help people analyse and share their data.” Blogger responding to a Diabetes Forecast article in Healthy Living Magazine of the American Diabetes Association (ADA), USA | Source is no longer available


Tags: Medical

Mayo Clinic

Mayo Clinic
developed by IT Division of the Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research, USA; Apple, USA


RemindersImproving communicationSupport to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesSelf-monitoringInformation

English

Cost: Free
Health-management app for people who are patients at a Mayo Clinic in the USA.
Health-management app for people who are patients at a Mayo Clinic in the USA.
“Mayo Clinic patient app. It provides me with my health and appointment history, and easy access to hospital information.” Person living with an intestinal condition, USA | PatientView survey, August 2014


Tags: Medical

My Medication Passport

My Medication Passport
developed by Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust


Self-monitoring

English

Cost: Free
Allows details of prescribed medicines to be kept.
“The ‘My Medication Passport’ is a written record of a patient’s medicines. It is designed to improve communication between patients, carers and healthcare professionals, and maintain a record of changes made to the patient’s medication. My Medication Passport includes: relevant information about the patient; relevant information about the patient’s GP/ other healthcare professionals; list of medicines the patient cannot take, and the reasons why; compliance aids in use; list of the patient’s current medicines; changes made to current medicines, and why; blank pages for the patient to record additional medical information, such as vaccinations, screenings etc.” Hillingdon Carers, UK | Source no longer available


Tags: Health, Wellness & Care in the Community (HWCC)

MyAsthma

MyAsthma
developed by emotive


Support to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesSelf-monitoringTrackers

English / Spanish

Cost: Free

Aims to help people with asthma (aged over 12) to manage their condition.

“Education for Health’s Chief Executive, Monica Fletcher, was one of a panel of asthma experts who helped develop the app, lending her expert knowledge to its design. The app aims to empower asthma patients, allowing them to better understand their condition, and address the personal barriers they face in managing asthma. As such, the app can generate tailored messages, and will facilitate more informed dialogue between patients and healthcare professionals.” Education for Health, UK | http://bit.ly/x7tEp3


Tags: Health, Wellness & Care in the Community (HWCC)

MyMedRec

MyMedRec
developed by Institute for Safe Medication Practices Canada (ISMP)


RemindersSupport to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesSelf-monitoringTrackers

English / French

Cost: Free

Portable health record that can be shared with doctors or anyone else involved in a user’s healthcare.

“Excellent app that allows you to keep all of your medical information in one place—doctors, pharmacists, prescriptions, vaccinations. It even allows you to take images of your meds, to remember what they look like. ” Canadian AIDS Society (CAS), Canada | PatientView survey, July-August 2012


Tags: Health, Wellness & Care in the Community (HWCC)  ·  Medical

Pain Care

Pain Care
developed by Ringful Health, USA


RemindersSupport to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesSelf-monitoringTrackersInformation

English

Cost: Free

Tool to help patients manage chronic pain or sports injuries.

“Offers a comprehensive, visual pain scale, ideal for people who have difficulty keeping an electronic diary. No cost. Doctors find the app useful. The tech skill level required to operate the app is easy to moderate.” Family Caregiver Alliance (FCA), USA | http://bit.ly/QKJmwJ


Tags: Health, Wellness & Care in the Community (HWCC)  ·  Medical

Patients Know Best

Patients Know Best
developed by Dr. Mohammad Al-Ubaydli


Allows networking with other people like me / Family / FriendsImproving communicationSupport to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesSelf-monitoringTrackersInformation

English / German

Cost: Free
Support to manage your treatment and care
“An example of web-based information which can support patient understanding of their health records is …Patients Know Best, which annotates test results using explanations from the Royal College of Pathologists, as well as allowing individual clinicians to link to local and international information sources.” Patient Information Forum, UK | http://bit.ly/1QQWYVp


Tags: Medical

SiDiary

SiDiary
developed by Sinovo Ltd & Co KG, Germany


Support to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesSelf-monitoringTrackers

Catalan / Chinese / Croatian / Czech / Danish / Dutch / English / Finnish / French / German / Greek / Italian / Polish / Portuguese / Russian / Slovak / Slovenian / Spanish / Swedish / Thai / Turkish

Cost: Andorid: Free, Apple: £4.25 [approximately €5.99, $6.64]

Diabetes logbook for recording and tracking blood-glucose levels, blood pressure, carbohydrate intake, and medication.

“The app is well made, and attractive. For users of the app, a PC is a must, so that you can go read the data or statistics. But even for people who do not use the PC version, the app is a fully mature and good diary, though you must not forget those that the app does not export. For this, one would need the ‘SiDiary’ online data-print function, (not PDF, text only), and, therefore, it is only natural to synchronise the data to the Internet version.” Diabetes-Index of Diabetes Zentrale e.V. | http://bit.ly/rnOBK6


Tags: Medical

Your Medicine 1-2-3 pro

Your Medicine 1-2-3 pro
developed by Sombrero Mobile


RemindersSupport to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesSelf-monitoringTrackers

English

Cost: £0.63 [approximately €0.89, $0.99]

Pill reminder with customisable features

“I use an app called 'Your Medicine 1-2-3 Pro' to track my medication dosage, timing, when I need to fill my prescriptions, and how often I'm using my PRNs (medicines that are taken as needed) ... my doctor asked me to track that. It's simple, hugely customisable, and I don't find it annoying.”


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Tags: Health, Wellness & Care in the Community (HWCC)  ·  Medical

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