Nagla S. Alnosayan, Edward Lee, A. Alluhaidan, S. Chatterjee, L. Houston-Feenstra, M. Kagoda, W. Dysinger
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MyHeart: An intelligent mHealth home monitoring system supporting heart failure self-care
MyHeart is a telehealth system designed to bridge the current gap in the Congestive Heart Failure care continuum that occurs when the patient transitions from the hospital to the home environment. The system uses wireless health devices and a mobile application on the patient's end, a rule-based expert system, and a dashboard on the clinician's end to facilitate the exchange of information pertaining to vitals, symptoms, and health risk. The system also sends messages to patients that aim to encourage self-care as per Fogg's behavior model. An experiment to evaluate MyHeart is currently underway at Loma Linda University Medical Center and encouraging initial findings are reported.