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Aidsmap news

Aidsmap news
developed by Thomas Paterson


Information

English

Cost: Free

Offers latest daily news on the topic of HIV/AIDS.

“Up-to-date, new information on HIV and treatments." Positively UK | PatientView survey, July-August 2012
H-Bookmark

H-Bookmark
developed by Two developers: i. Extra.it Srl. ii. Blu SNC


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

English / Italian

Cost: Free

App for people living with HIV/AIDS.

“The advantages of the app are: the agenda of the therapy is set by the user (with memos warning of the time to take the drugs). It offers a schedule for appointments, consultations, examinations, with advice about approaching events. The app also has a daily diary, with an agenda on which to record information and appointments. It lists health centres and pharmacies, and has much more information. It can manage multiple patients simultaneously. The disadvantages are: some typos exist in the names of drugs. And it has some incorrect information about the test centres.” Network Persone Sieropositive (NPS) [Network of Serum-Positive People] Emilia Romagna Onlus, Italy | PatientView survey, July 2012
HIV and Your Heart

HIV and Your Heart
developed by Left Brain Media (LBM)


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

English

Cost: Free
Information for people living with HIV/AIDS about how to avoid developing cardiovascular disease.
Recommended by the American Heart Association. American Heart Association/American Stroke Association, USA | http://bit.ly/1lSRm2X
HIV iChart

HIV iChart
developed by eMedFusion


Support to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesSelf-monitoringTrackersInformation

English

Cost: Free

Provides people with HIV/AIDs with up-to-date information on potential drug interactions between HIV drugs and other drugs that the individual may be prescribed (also covers over-the-counter, recreational, and alternative medications).

“Up-to-date news on medications, treatment issues, etc. No drawbacks to it, to date. ” Eddie Surman Trust Positiveline, UK | PatientView survey, July-August 2012
HIV Test Finder

HIV Test Finder
developed by Thomas Paterson


Support to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesInformation

English

Cost: Free
Allows the user to find HIV testing services in the UK.
"Simple and convenient way to find a local HIV testing service; can specify preference for a particular type of testing service." Recommended by NAM [originally the National Aids Manual], UK | PatientView survey, November 2013
iStayHealthy

iStayHealthy
developed by Peter Schmidt, UK


Support to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesSelf-monitoringTrackers

English / French / German / Spanish

Cost: Free

Medication reminder aimed at people living with HIV/AIDS.

“Provides not only a pill reminder, but also CD4 and viral-load charting. While not intuitive, there is a way to record missed doses, too. I like this app, because it’s made specifically for HIV, with a database of all the current drugs available, built in. Just pick your meds, set the time, and go. I recommend it to all my poz friends.” Blogger on POZ Blogs, USA | Source no longer available
Mein positives Tagebuch [My Positive Diary]

Mein positives Tagebuch [My Positive Diary]
developed by Merck & Co Inc, USA


RemindersSupport to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesSelf-monitoring

German

Cost: Free

Allows a user to track HIV/AIDS symptoms and treatment.

"A new computer, tablet and smartphone app—My positive Diary—supports HIV patients." Die AIDS-Hilfen | http://bit.ly/1bJiBI1
MyMedRec

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


Support 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
PozTracker

PozTracker
developed by PozTracker Ltd


RemindersSupport to deal with symptoms/disabilitiesSelf-monitoringTrackersInformation

English

Cost: $0.99 [Australia; Canada; USA]; €0,89; £0.69
Health management tool for people living with HIV/AIDS.
Recommended on the PozLiving blog. PozLiving, USA | http://bit.ly/1dLO0tG
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