This document describes a mobile app called Thal Happy that helps patients with thalassemia manage their condition. The app allows patients to view upcoming appointments and labs, track medications, symptoms, and test results. It also provides easy access to patients' care teams, thalassemia resources, and important medical information for emergency situations. The goal of the app is to give thalassemia patients a comprehensive tool to stay organized and actively engaged in managing all aspects of their care.

1. Intro
A personal home page that gives patients a
quick visual of all of their upcoming
appointments, procedures and labs, plus a To
Do list for appointments still needing to be
scheduled. The To Do list is prepopulated with a
reminder to refill a prescription each time one of
the patient's prescriptions is running low.
Patients are also reminded how many days it
has been since their last transfusion and they
are able to schedule their next transfusion
appointment with the click of a button! This
screen gives patients easy access to their
Progress page and a visual of their weekly
Medication Adherence as well as an Info Card
that provides the most important information
they will need to communicate during
Emergency Department visits.
Thal Happy! A thalassemia coach in your pocket

2. Appointments
The Appointments page allows patients to log all scheduled appointments and view
appointments in an easy-to-read screen. Once patients click on an appointment they are able
to categorize it from a list of typical appointments needed by Thalassemia patients, as well as
customize reminders and add appointments to their existing Phone Calendar.

3. Tracking Medications,
Tests, and Symptoms
The My Log page gives patients
the opportunity to track all of their
medications, test results and
symptoms in one screen. This
page is organized in a way that
represents the most important
factors in Thalassemia care. The
Symptoms page allows patients to
quickly record symptoms that
Thalassemia patients may
experience in a visually
understandable way. The page
also gives patients the opportunity
to write notes about their
symptoms so that it is possible to
record details, such as where they
experienced pain or what they did
to relieve that pain.

4. Test Medication Detail
Once patients click into the Chelator page more
detailed information about their chelator is
shown, such as dosage and frequency. On this
page is it is possible for patients to record when
they take their chelator by quickly clicking the
Take It Now button. The Monitoring section is an
custom reminder about the labs and
appointments necessary to monitor for toxicities
of their specific chelator.

5. Care Team
The Care Team page gives patients the ability
to keep all contact information for their
providers in one quick and easy place. This
page therefore serves as a visual reminder
about the providers the patient should
continue to schedule regular appointments
with and communicate changes in their help
with. The page has a unique feature that
allows the patient to call each provider by
simply clicking on their title. No more
searching through your phone contacts each
time you need to schedule, change or cancel
an appointment!

6. Resources
The Media & Resources page houses the
most up-to-date and reliable information
about developments in Thalassemia care and
serves as a connection to the Thalassemia
community. Patients are able to find answers
to their questions through the Ask an Expert
feature and connect with the Cooley's
Anemia Foundation all in one place. The
Thalassemia Center Locator gives contact
info and video introductions to each of the
Comprehensive Thalassemia Centers. This
allows patients to plan in advance when
moving from one location to another or when
transitioning care from pediatric to adult
providers.

7. Info
This button allows easy access to the
administrative features of Thal
Happy, such as the Privacy Policy
and Terms of Use. This is also
another simple way for patients to
utilize the Info Card for Emergency
Department visits as well as
download important information to
communicate with providers, either
through a Data Download or PDF
snapshot. Patients are able to select
from a list of languages, which makes
it possible for Thalassemia patients
around the world to use this amazing
app!
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