INR log
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By HealthObs Ltd |
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Features
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Country of origin |
New Zealand |
Clinical review |
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Security and privacy | Does the app:
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Cost | Free |
What does the app do?
The INR log app is for people who are taking warfarin and their carers to keep track of their warfarin dose and INR results. Users are required to set their therapeutic INR range (upper and lower limit), select the tablets they use (brand and strength) and their test results (date done and INR result).
To help users identify the warfarin tablets they are taking, the app has images of the different brands (Marevan or Coumadin) and strengths. Users can set daily medication reminders and reminders for when their next test is due. The Resources section has provision to add or delete results and to add previous results. For the complete app description, go to the App Store(external link) or, for a more detailed review, see Reviews.
PROS | CONS |
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✔ Simple and easy to use. |
✘ Selection of the Coumadin brand can be confusing – not all the strengths of Coumadin tablets in the app are available in New Zealand and the colours of the different strengths may differ to that used in New Zealand (there is a statement in the app reminding users about this, but it can be missed). |
Review details
Date of review: August 2019
Platform reviewed: Apple
Version: 1.21
Download size: 5.9 MB
Last updated: August 2015
Related topics
Consumer guide: how to choose a health app
Clinicians guide: how to choose a health app
Security and privacy of health apps
Warfarin
Warfarin and INR
Warfarin apps
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