The CardioVisual app allows professionals and patients to visualize how stents are deployed along with a long list of newer devices that are used to treat various heart blockages.
We should take every opportunity we can to ensure the patients feel involved in their care and treatment plans, which includes learning and educating.
These anti-coagulation clinics were necessary to monitor the health of patients taking Coumadin — patients on this drug has to be carefully monitored for chronic conditions such as atrial fibrillation, valve-replacement, and deep vein thrombosis.
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The CardioVisual app can assist with educating a patient using videos that demonstrate what a patent foramen ovale is, how it causes a stroke, and how different devices can be used to close the defect.
Editor’s note: The following is an excerpt from an article published in The Wall Street Journal. It exemplifies the importance of technology in doctor-patient interaction.
Editor’s note: The following is an excerpt from Diagnostic and Interventional Cardiology. […]
We can promote the kind of communication that enables patients to be better able to make difficult choices, to be more confident in pursuing the strategies they choose and to be more likely to achieve the results that they desire.
Patients are often intimidated when talking to doctors and often feel they don’t have a receptive audience, especially when doctors are rushed.
Editor’s note: The following is an excerpt from a Wall Street Journal article. It exemplifies the issues that lead us to create the CardioVisual app.