Take control of your Asthma management with “QIoT Connected Asthma” Solution.
Every asthma patient is unique in terms of their many triggers, be they environmental or psychological, and their condition changes according to the weather, location, or personal circumstances.
The human memory, when it comes to remembering the circumstances or external influences of an attack, can be imperfect, leading to sub-optimal treatment of asthma, in the worst case leading to acute episodes and even hospitalisation.
At QIoT, we believe the quality of everyone’s asthma management can be improved, if data about the day-to-day interactions of your asthma management, inhaler usage and environmental conditions, are reliably and securely recorded real time.
Lack of information around these types of exposure, imperfect adherence in taking medication, along with reliance on patient memory at doctors’ surgeries, can result in sub-optimal asthma.
Connected Inhalers
The QIoT connected inhaler not only administers your asthma medication but also records the date, time, and location of your usage of the inhaler on our customer App. By mapping your inhaler locations on the App, this will help to pinpoint potential local environmental factors that might be triggering your asthma, helping you to reduce potential flare ups.
Peak Flow Recording
No more keeping manual records of peak flow tests for your GP or hospital asthma reviews. With the QIoT Connected asthma App, you simply perform your peak flow test as normal and enter the result straight onto the App. Not only do you have a digital history of your peak flow scores for reference, but you also have a comprehensive graph on the App displaying your history of results.
Peak Flow v Baseline Calculations
When you initially sign up on the QIoT Connected Asthma App you enter your peak flow baseline score. Then, every time you load a daily peak flow score into the App, it calculates that daily score against your baseline number and responds instantly with the zone you’re in (Green, Amber, Red or Red Emergency) and appropriate next steps messages.
Increased Steroid Usage
If you need to increase your steroid consumption due to an asthma attack or low peak flow score, then the QIoT App allows you to record the dosage you administered. Not only does this help you to remember what levels of steroid medication helped you to cope with your attack but it also allows you to have a digital record to take to your GP to show then you’re adhering to their advice.
Bespoke Pollen Reports
During Pollen season (March to October) every time you open the QIoT App it will provide a real time Pollen report for your current location anywhere in the world. Helping to keep your safe during pollen season and helping to prevent possible flare ups.
Asthma Control Test (ACT)
To help support the management of your asthma, the App includes a handy quiz section in the form of an ACT where you answer a series of questions about how well you managed your asthma over the previous week/month. Once you answer all the questions in the ACT test you receive a score out of 25 with some helpful tips on how to improve your score next time round.
On App Reports
You can look back at the history of all your interactions with the App via the reports section where your history of peak flow, steroid and ACT test results are stored. This can help you to build a clearer picture of how you can better manage your asthma, and also help to reduce exacerbations and begin to understand the seasonal, environmental, or personal circumstances that affect your asthma.
A simple to use solution with only two parts
The connected inhaler – Take some of the guess work out of why you have attacks by utilising the mapping technology.
The App – No more manual notes required to map your history of asthma management.
The connected inhaler requires replacement every 12 to 18 months, or sooner, dependant on battery usage over time. The screen image is an example and for illustrative purposes only.
Please note the QIoT Connected Asthma solution is not a substitute for medical advice and in no way replaces advice given to people from their health professionals. It is not an emergency response device either and is to be used for statistical analysis only.
The connected inhaler requires replacement every 12 to 18 months, or sooner, dependant on battery usage over time. The screen image is an example and for illustrative purposes only.
Please note the QIoT Connected Asthma solution is not a substitute for medical advice and in no way replaces advice given to people from their health professionals. It is not an emergency response device either and is to be used for statistical analysis only.
