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The AF app can be turned off by clicking on the close option, or hidden by using the 'hide' option.


 

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the AF app is closed you will need to click on the Start Screen to view all available apps – they can all be started from this screen by clicking on them.

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Click on the Patient Health Summary AF app tile to load display the AF app in Topbarfull screen.




Atrial Fibrillation App use

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The following text will be displayed regardless of whether a patient meets the qualifying criteria or not.


Device

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Information

  1. Record the iECG and enter the patient details in the Kardia app (tap ‘edit patient’).
  2. Send the iECG to AliveCare for filing: tap ‘share’, then ‘email’, then ‘AliveCare’
  3. Enter the diagnosis into TopBar > atrial fibrillation and click Save:
    1. Normal: no further action
    2. Possible AF: refer to GP for 12 lead ECG, and provide printed information to the patient
    3. Unclassified: the app could not the your ECG recording as Normal or Possible AF. Conditions such as sinus tachycardia/bradycardia or left bundle branch block may cause an unclassified result. Refer to GP for review and possible 12 lead ECG


Study

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Details

For further information, please contact:

            Jessica Orchard, Research Coordinator jessica.orchard@sydney.edu.au,

            T +61 2 8627 1664

            Jialin Li, Research Assistant jialin.li@sydney.edu.au,

            T +61 2 8627 5036

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When a user wants to record the patients pulse result, delivered and reported through the mobile device, the three following radio button options are available for selection;

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