Mobile application that serves to improve the quality of life of people with Chronic Diseases (CD), the health prevention modules of the Audifarma S.A services that this application has are:

Disease module: Details of Registered Diseases: This module will provide detailed information about the diseases registered and treated to date in the Audifarma S.A. Auditor application. It will include data such as the name of the disease.

Adhesion test:
This module will activate on pre-set days to allow users to provide accurate information about their current health condition. The results of these tests will be used by professionals to have a clearer understanding of the patient's adherence to treatment, allowing adjustments and improvements to the treatment pathway.

Joint pain module
It will provide a visual mock-up or structure of the human body, allowing users to select and record specific areas where they experience joint pain. This will make it easier for healthcare professionals to have a more accurate understanding of the location and severity of the pain.

Blood pressure history
This module will provide a complete history of blood pressure readings taken at specific intervals. Users and professionals will be able to review and analyze this information to detect trends, changes or patterns that may be relevant to health management.

HAQ Survey Module
It will record accurate information provided by the user to calculate the total HAQ survey result. This survey evaluates the patient's functional capacity and health-related quality of life.

DAS28 Survey Module
Similar to the HAQ module, it will record accurate information provided by the user to calculate the total DAS28 survey result. This survey is used to evaluate disease activity in patients with rheumatoid arthritis.

Survey Charts and DAS28, HAQ, Adherence
This module will feature visual graphs that will allow healthcare professionals and patients to easily view HAQ, DAS28 survey results, and adherence data. These charts will help identify patterns, trends, and areas for improvement in patient health management.