Mobile for Patients
Patients can track their medications and vital signs through a mobile application.
Web for Caretakers
Caretakers can track individual patients as well as view a collective data dashboard.
Connect Wearables
Caretakers can track individual patients as well as view a collective data dashboard.
Background
Our client had previously created a mobile application that allows out-patients to track medications and vital signs.
A large healthcare organization wanted to use our client's app for a 90-day study of post-cardiac surgery patients in order to see if health tracking technology had any impact on readmittance rates.
Apollo was originally contracted to build a web dashboard for healthcare professionals to use in the study.
Design
Apollo Matrix created a clean UI for the web dashboard.
Within the dashboard, caretakers can view their individual patients’ progress, as well as the study group as a whole.
Framework
Our architects recommended the use of jquery, knockout.js, moment.js, and lunr.js. These toolkits let our developers present the data dynamically without relying on a heavy framework. The development team implemented an NVD3 Javascript library to provide interactive data visualization.
Additionally, Apollo created a separate dashboard for the final study results, so the healthcare organization could view segmented lists and detail their findings effectively.
Dashboard
Apollo created a separate dashboard for the final study results, so the healthcare organization could view segmented lists and detail their findings effectively.
Heart Rate App
We then developed an app that integrated with a heart rate monitor to detect possible episodes of ventricular fibrillation, perform further testing, and if necessary alert a healthcare professional.