Install ResAppDx Respiratory Cough Test on Coviu

ResAppDx Respiratory Cough Test

It can be difficult to assess your patient's respiratory symptoms during a telehealth consultation as a clinical assessment usually requires the use of a stethoscope or a chest x-ray. ResAppDx is an App that facilitates remote respiratory testing to aid clinicians in the diagnosis of common respiratory diseases affecting children and adults.

The ResAppDx Respiratory Cough Test App allows your clinic to offer the ResAppDx Cough Test as part of your pre-consultation workflow for patients that are experiencing respiratory symptoms. Test results are then available within your telehealth session directly within Coviu.

How It Works

1) Once the ResAppDx Respiratory Cough Test App is enabled, patients will be asked to confirm whether they have respiratory-related symptoms when joining a consultation. If a patient does not have respiratory-related symptoms, their call will proceed as normal.

2) Patients who are experiencing respiratory-related symptoms will be requested to conduct a remote cough test using the App which will guide the patient through the process of downloading the App and payment. The patient’s test is linked to their telehealth session by a unique cough test code.

3) Using the App, patients complete the cough test by providing their date of birth, medical history, noting their symptoms, and capturing five coughs. Their coughs are instantly analysed and the results are stored securely until the consultation begins.

4) During the consultation, the patient’s results are available to the clinician via the ResAppDx respiratory drawer in the Coviu platform.

Cost

This App is free.

Terms Of Use

Please read the terms of use prior to installing the ResAppDx Respiratory Cough Test App. In summary:

The App is designed to provide test results to be used by clinicians to remotely assess patients aged 29 days or older immediately preceding a video consultation using Coviu.
The test results should be used as part of an overall clinical assessment in the face of other evidence related to the patient.
A test result indication should be weighed against the clinical signs and indications from the patient, and possibly other test results also, as well as the clinical experience and judgement of the diagnosing clinician.