CardioTeach, iPad app, free educational resource to help healthcare professionals better educate patients and caregivers about therapy options related to cardiovascular and peripheral diseases, specifically atrial and ventricular arrhythmias, coronary artery disease, heart failure, heart rhythm disorders and peripheral vascular disease.
CardioTeach provides an overview of normal heart function and common coronary, rhythm and peripheral vascular conditions. Graphics and easy-to-understand content enable a healthcare provider to effectively explain specific disease states and review available treatments and procedures with patients and their families, enabling them to make more informed decisions about their health.
The App features is:
==> Customize and annotate anatomical illustrations
==> Overlay cardiac devices, such as pacemakers and lead wires, onto anatomical illustrations
==> Add notes for emphasis, clarification or personalization
==> Email completed graphics and information to patients, caregivers or other healthcare professionals
"Most medical device apps are designed to educate physicians on a specific product or therapy. CardioTeach is unique because it lets clinicians better educate patients about their overall heart and vascular health and available treatment options," said Leslie Saxon, M.D., Chief of Cardiovascular Medicine at University of Southern California.
For detail App visit : http://www.bostonscientific.com/cardiac-rhythm-resources/campaign/CardioTeach.html
App On : http://itunes.apple.com/app/cardioteach-for-ipad/id469401129?mt=8
The App features is:
==> Customize and annotate anatomical illustrations
==> Overlay cardiac devices, such as pacemakers and lead wires, onto anatomical illustrations
==> Add notes for emphasis, clarification or personalization
==> Email completed graphics and information to patients, caregivers or other healthcare professionals
"Most medical device apps are designed to educate physicians on a specific product or therapy. CardioTeach is unique because it lets clinicians better educate patients about their overall heart and vascular health and available treatment options," said Leslie Saxon, M.D., Chief of Cardiovascular Medicine at University of Southern California.
For detail App visit : http://www.bostonscientific.com/cardiac-rhythm-resources/campaign/CardioTeach.html
App On : http://itunes.apple.com/app/cardioteach-for-ipad/id469401129?mt=8
