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Introduction
eHeart is a mobile app created to support cardiorespiratory rehabilitation patients from the Cardiorespiratory Rehabilitation Research Group at the University of Brasília, offering a way to continue supervised therapy outside the clinic. The eHeart app provides personalized exercise prescriptions with explanatory videos, on-screen timers and repetition counts so patients can perform rehabilitation activities at home with clear guidance. During each session users record heart rate, perceived exertion and blood pressure, and the app collects initial clinical information to tailor exercises. Access is restricted to patients enrolled in the research group's program and requires prior consent and authentication.
Key Features
Personalized exercise plans tailored to each patient’s clinical profile and initial questionnaire results.
Step-by-step exercise demonstrations with video guidance and visible timers and repetition counters to support correct performance.
Session input for vital signs and symptoms, including heart rate, perceived exertion and blood pressure, so patients can track each session.
An initial clinical questionnaire to support safe and appropriate exercise prescription.
Secure, program-restricted access with authentication provided by the rehabilitation team.
Advantages
Enables patients to continue cardiopulmonary rehabilitation exercises at home, improving continuity of care between clinic visits.
Clear video guidance and timers help users follow prescribed routines consistently and safely.
Regular recording of vitals and symptoms documents progress and supports clinical follow-up by the rehabilitation team.
Designed specifically to align with the research group's clinical protocols and patient needs.
Disadvantages
Access is limited to patients enrolled in the University of Brasília research program and is not available to the general public.
First-time use requires acceptance of an informed consent form as part of program enrollment.
Users must obtain login credentials from the rehabilitation team before accessing content.
Development Team
eHeart was developed by the Cardiorespiratory Rehabilitation Research Group (GPRC) at the University of Brasília to support their clinical rehabilitation program and provide a structured tool for patient follow-up outside the clinic.
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