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philx
philx

Hi all

I don't know if its available in all hospitals but in the

University hospital Birmingham (qe) you can register to open an account

and review

All your results, all letters,all medications, add things yourself to

Your records,its updated daily as info becomes available.

Hope this is useful info??? Ask at your hospital

Cheers philx

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  • maureen99963
    maureen99963 philx

    Posted

    That's cool!  I haven't found anything in the states like this. Ha. I would like to go back and correct some of my doctor's inaccuracies ;-)

  • RHGB
    RHGB philx

    Posted

    Thanks for that, even if my local hospitals, Warwick & Cov don't have it yet, I imagine it will be somthing introduced soon. I had to buy my patient records from both recently (I went in one and was transferred to ther other) and it cost me £25 & £50 respectively. They were worth the money and answered many questions.

  • Mrs._Z
    Mrs._Z philx

    Posted

    I'm in the States and I've had this feature since being diagnosed in 2015.  It is very cool and even shows charts on my progress with ferritin levels and other tests.It even has a feature that allows us to ask our Dr. questions which they respond to in short order.  I absolutely love this feature!

    I'm sure it will be available in other areas as well soon.

    Good luck to you.

     

  • mike80628
    mike80628 philx

    Posted

    Hi folks. Don't know if you're aware. There's a brilliant phone app called Iron Tracker. You just type in all your results and readings each week or month, and it stores everything, converts it into graphs, you can put in all your future appointments etc. Check it out...it's brilliant!

    Mike.

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