Your patients may not be reporting all their bleeds.
In a real-world, 2-year study of 472 patients with hemophilia, patients reported more bleeds in a survey than were recorded in their medical records—a discrepancy that could mean patients aren’t reporting all their bleeds.1,2 When it comes to managing hemophilia, that can be a problem.a
aAnalysis is limited to ABRs in medical records and PROs from the survey and may be limited by medical record discrepancies, recall bias, and potential reporting bias for bleeds.
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For the health care provider (HCP), Microhealth is a powerful, secure, data-driven platform that offers real-time insights into your patients’ treatment regimen and streamlines communication between the two of you.
The Microhealth app is available for use with any drug product.
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For people who live with a rare bleeding disorder, Microhealth is a treatment tracking application they can use to log bleeds, track infusions, and manage other aspects of their treatment.
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Helpful features for health care providers
With Microhealth, HCPs can review consenting patients’ recent bleeds, treatments, and missed doses; get notifications of treatment updates; view reports; manage multiple patients; and connect with patients using optional text-based messaging. The platform can help facilitate better communication between those who live with a rare bleeding disorder and their provider.
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References
- Data on file. Novo Nordisk Inc; Plainsboro, NJ.
- WFH Shared Decision Making Tool: The Role of the Healthcare Team. World Federation of Hemophilia. Last reviewed: August 2024. Accessed September 8, 2024. https://www1.wfh.org/publications/files/pdf-2371.pdf