My Blood Count

Free

1.1for iPhone, iPad

Sean Bottomley

Developer

13/05/2019

Update Date

Medical

Category

App Store

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لقطات الشاشة لـ My Blood Count

iPad

iPhone

About My Blood Count

The app is designed for people with blood illnesses (Aplastic Anaemia (AA)/MDS/AML) and similar where they require frequent blood result monitoring and wish to log them themselves with the ability to trend those results to see general trend over weeks/number of blood tests.

The functionality of the is as follows:

Add/Review Blood Results for Hb, Platelets, WBC & Neutrophils including variances
Trending for Blood Results over 1,3,6 and 12 Month Periods
Consultation Report - Excel spreadsheet of blood results for a chosen period of time.
Transfusion Management - Log and review number of transfusions received and dates.
Medication - Manage medication list.

**Potential Future Updates**

Add more blood cells to manage
Update Medication Management to include 'take pill' reminders
Update Consultation Report to include medication history & transfusion history
Integrate with cloud for Report Storage
Integrate with email client.