Doctors’ patient loads keep growing, and reinforcements are nowhere in sight. Could the solution be somewhere in cyberspace? Hear Dr. Nayan Kalnad, CEO and co-founder of Avegen, talks with Justin Steinman about how digital therapeutics—healthcare software prescribed independently or alongside a drug—are helping overworked physicians focus on the patients who require face-to-face time while still supporting those with less critical needs through remote education, monitoring, and improved care coordination.
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PAH
Problem Pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) is a rare, progressive, and life-threatening condition, for which there is no cure and therefore requires constant management by patients. Avegen was given the task to set-up a digital health solution that will support patient self-management and improve the patient-clinician connect. The goal of PAH management is to maintain low-risk […]
STOP
STOP (Successful Treatment Of Paranoia) is a patient-facing app that aims to reduce clinical symptoms of paranoia, in patients with mild to moderate paranoia. It is a self-administered 12-week programme using Cognitive Bias Modification for Interpretation therapy (CBM-I). Avegen in collaboration with King’s College London designed and set up STOP, the smartphone version of the therapy.
KLICK
Klick is a digitally-enabled HIV care pathway conceptualised by Chelsea and Westminster Hospital Foundation Trust (CWFT), Avegen and a major pharmaceutical company. Klick was designed and built by Avegen to integrate with and enhance CWFT’s outpatient service model, whilst delivering a positive experience for patients.