WITH-Jang is a digital healthcare app for patients with inflammatory bowel disease, developed through the participation and collaboration of actual inflammatory bowel disease patients, clinical experts, nurses, and app developers. Patients with ulcerative colitis (UC) and Crohn's disease (CD) can enter their daily bowel symptoms, abdominal pain, medication diary, meal diary, etc. through the app. By recording their symptoms every day and sharing them with clinical experts during outpatient treatment, efficient communication with medical staff is possible based on accurate information, and patients can actively participate in their own treatment.
WITH-Chang app main features
- Symptom diary: By recording your symptoms every day, doctors and patients can easily check your symptoms on a weekly basis.
- Meal diary: Each patient can find a diet that suits them through meal diary records. This helps rapid adaptation to the disease and prevents symptoms from worsening.
- Medication check: You can enter the medication or injection you are currently taking and set a medication reminder so you do not forget.
- Communication space: Inflammatory bowel disease patients using the app can share disease-related information with each other through the communication space.
- Calendar: You can check your symptom diary, meal diary, and medication status at a glance on the calendar. If you have more than 6 bowel movements per day, it is checked as an active phase of the disease, helping you improve your quality of life and health management. I can give it to you.
- Intestinal microorganisms / DTC genetic test: You can easily view intestinal microorganisms and DTC genetic test results through the app.
WITH-Jang Digital Healthcare App was conducted under the auspices of the Gangneung-Wonju National University Industrial-Academic Cooperation Foundation (WITH LAB) and Warm Hilt Lab with support from the National Research Foundation of Korea with funding from the government (Ministry of Science and ICT) in 2021. (No. NRF-2021R1C1C1004505).
