FFD: Diabetes and Technology

 

FFD: Diabetes and Technology

Diabetes and Technology

Role of Information Technology in Healthcare

Technology has always played a major role in health care. It has allowed doctors to make massive strides in investigations and execution of complex operations and non- or minimally invasive procedures.
Now, Information Technology combined with cloud computing is enabling millions of patients, often in remote locations, to get diagnosed and treated without needing to travel to the doctor.

The Anytime Anywhere Diabetes Mobile App:

One of the basic requirements for the care of type 2 diabetes is blood sugar monitoring.But the FFD App is so much more than a simple diabetes monitor, or even a health tracker app.
To begin with, it is a cloud-based application, and as such provides 24x7 access to its users. That means app users from across the world are able to stay in touch with their team of doctors, dieticians, exercise experts, etc, as they go through their program.
And this is critical to a diabetes management program. For instance, rapidly dropping blood sugar levels (BSL) can trigger hypoglycemia at any time.
This can be fatal for a diabetic.

Delivering specialized programs and sessions

One big differentiator in the FFD App is that, unlike most healthcare apps, it is great for group sessions as well as individual ones. Every program has a sequence that defines the participant’s progress.

Tapping into a collective energy


Anyone who’s ever attended a yoga class or any group class knows that the mere presence of other like-minded people engaged in the same endeavor releases collective energy that releases positive vibrations and motivates each individual to cross new limits.

FFD App Features:

Support 

Wondering if a particular dish is ok for you? Or need a hand with an exercise movement? Or maybe you just feeling a bit down and need an encouraging ear… with the FFD app help is always at hand, with features like ‘Chat With Doctor, ‘Chat with Diet Expert’ and ‘Chat with Mentor’.

 Step-by-step guidance

From the moment you log in for the first time, you’re in good hands every step of the way with the FFD app. And that’s a comforting thing because diabetes reversal is mostly uncharted territory.

The first action users have to take after they log in for the first time is to watch the phase-wise introductions in the ‘Education’ section.

Personalized Treatment

No two persons are alike. Tastes, preferences, cultures, mobility, strength… all vary and all of these are challenges that preclude any one-size-fits-all solution.

The FFD App addresses these challenges by creating 360 degree personalized programs that factor in all the diverse preferences, abilities, and limitations that app users may have.

Chat with an expert:

The app provides access to your doctor,  diet expert, and exercise expert, who monitors the user's vital and adjusts medication, diet, and exercise as required.

 Prescription: 

After each consultation, viewers are required to view the prescription shared in the profile section and download the same.

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