DCLD Navigator

This mobile app is designed to meet the critical needs of patients with Decompensated Liver Disease (DCLD) in monitoring, rehabilitation, and care. DCLD, a severe stage of chronic liver disease marked by complications such as ascites and hepatic encephalopathy,variceal bleeding ,demands close monitoring and intervention to prevent rapid disease progression and improve quality of life. This app provides real-time data tracking, alerts, and customized care plans to support drug adherence and symptom management. Doctor and Patient Portals: The app features secure login pages for both doctors and patients, facilitating a shared, interactive healthcare experience. Doctor Portal: • Access to a doctor dashboard for managing patient details, adding notes, updating medication courses, and viewing past and recent discharge summaries. • Interactive patient questionnaires on symptoms, danger signs, and regular monitoring. • Real-time alerts and graphic representations of health data to aid in timely decision-making. • Tools for viewing and editing patient vitals, lab values, and personalized care assessments. Patient Portal: • A comprehensive dashboard for tracking daily assessments, discharge summaries, and medication schedules. • Tools for recording vitals, fluid and salt intake, abdominal circumference, and general symptoms. • Access to personalized questionnaires and dietary guidelines to support rehabilitation. • Real-time graph representations for monitoring health progress and symptom changes. Key Benefits: 1. Early detection of warning signs and real-time alerts to manage symptoms. 2. Improved drug adherence and reduced readmissions. 3. Enhanced quality of life through guided care plans and daily monitoring. 4. Support for end-of-life care with palliative options. Validated in clinical settings, this app has demonstrated success in reducing readmission rates, improving patient engagement, and optimizing outcomes. Ideal for DCLD patients, this app empowers individuals to manage their condition more effectively with the support of their healthcare team.