Scientists develop app to monitor patients at risk of heart failure
Scientists have
developed a mobile app that can remotely monitor patients at risk of
heart failure and provide them with medical assistance.
Developed by its Computational Biology group, the ‘Dhadkan’( a Hindi word meaning heartbeat) app can automatically send notifications to both the doctor and the patient, in case of any drastic changes in patient’s data indicating possibility of imminent heart failure.
The mobile app has been designed to be ‘easy-to-use’ so that people in rural areas can also benefit.
“Dhadkan app will be of immense help to patients who live in distant areas and cannot come at regular intervals to tertiary care hospitals,” said an assistant professor at department of biotechnology.
“It collects patient’s data (at any desired interval) on blood pressure, heart rate, and weight, and transmits it to the authorized caregiver (a doctor, nurse or paramedic) who is linked to the patient during the initial registration,” he said.
The app also provides for two-way communication between doctors and patients. In addition, patients have the freedom to send ECG reports to the doctor if needed.
The app will be used for conducting a randomized control trial on 100 heart failure patients at a hospital to validate its utility and to suggest any new features that can be incorporated.
India has about 10 million patients at risk of heart failure. The app will also help in the surveillance of incidence, prevalence and outcomes of heart failure.
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Developed by its Computational Biology group, the ‘Dhadkan’( a Hindi word meaning heartbeat) app can automatically send notifications to both the doctor and the patient, in case of any drastic changes in patient’s data indicating possibility of imminent heart failure.
The mobile app has been designed to be ‘easy-to-use’ so that people in rural areas can also benefit.
“Dhadkan app will be of immense help to patients who live in distant areas and cannot come at regular intervals to tertiary care hospitals,” said an assistant professor at department of biotechnology.
“It collects patient’s data (at any desired interval) on blood pressure, heart rate, and weight, and transmits it to the authorized caregiver (a doctor, nurse or paramedic) who is linked to the patient during the initial registration,” he said.
The app also provides for two-way communication between doctors and patients. In addition, patients have the freedom to send ECG reports to the doctor if needed.
The app will be used for conducting a randomized control trial on 100 heart failure patients at a hospital to validate its utility and to suggest any new features that can be incorporated.
India has about 10 million patients at risk of heart failure. The app will also help in the surveillance of incidence, prevalence and outcomes of heart failure.
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