The National Heart Foundation has unveiled a mobile app for treating cardiovascular patients with one click. The hospital management and patient interactive 'e-heart' activate communication app has been released on PlayStore and Apple's Apple Store on Tuesday. The app has been developed by Arber Lab of Bangladesh University of Information Technology Department of Bangladesh. Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCCC) Mayor Anisul Huq, State Minister for Information Technology Junaid Ahmed Palak inaugurated the 'e-heart' app to make the cardiovascular treatment system more effective and easier for the people in the National Heart Foundation Auditorium in Mirpur.
Anisul Haque said, heart patients are very at risk. If there is a problem in the case of their treatment then it becomes a problem. The patients will be able to use this digital app to get regular treatments, medicines. The patient will be time-saving, get rid of harassment, create a good relationship with the doctors. State Minister for Information Technology Junaid Ahmed Palak said several steps were taken to digitize the country's medical sector. The National Heart Foundation is a big proof of the untimely role in the field of treatment. He said, as far as the relationship between the patient and the doctor, the service will be easily available. It is informed that the patients of the National Heart Foundation can use the e-heart app only. The app patient profile, risk scores, ayapayenamenta, prescription, rest, Results, risk trends, follow-up, the heart rate options. Heart Foundation patients will be able to log in by downloading the hospital ID or by downloading the app themselves. Patient's profile will include patient name, age, height, weight, blood group, and disease type. Risk scores contain the patient's risk assessment. Mainly in the patient's cholesterol, HDL cholesterol, systolic blood pressure, the patient's age, gender, hypertension, diabetes, smoking, the risk of field information will be used to calculate the score. A graph of the patient will be made according to the score. By clicking on the Risk Square module, the patient will see his risk score.
