One BIG life, one little anomaly

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The Recovery Journey

The Recovery Journey over the first 3 years since the event.

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Days Tracked

Comprehensive monitoring from January 7, 2016 to January 1, 2020, capturing the full arc of cardiac recovery

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Daily Entries

Detailed records of vital signs, activity levels, and subjective experiences throughout the recovery journey

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Vital Metrics

Tracking systolic/diastolic BP, pulse pressure, mean arterial pressure, heart rate, daily steps, and glucose levels


The Journey:

From Crisis to Recovery

1

The Event

Shooting chest pain, calling for help, waiting by the roadside. A moment that split 'before' and 'after' in this patient's life journey, requiring immediate medical intervention.

2

The Talk

'Your heart is damaged. You now have a stent.' Clear, honest words that redefined life expectations and set the stage for a monitored recovery process with ongoing data collection.

3

Recovery

Rebuilding physically and psychologically through a data-driven approach. Small wins tallied through daily logs tracking blood pressure, heart rate, step count, and symptoms.

4

The Future

Walking back into life with renewed purpose — family, cycling, and work focused on reducing friction in healthcare through improved data visualization and monitoring tools.


Data Visualization

The Recovery Journey dashboard is an alert system that flags potential concerns based on established clinical thresholds. The visualization integrates these alerts directly into the overlay charts, creating an intuitive traffic light system to guide clinical decision-making.

Green Trajectory

Steadily improving BP/HR metrics with rising activity levels suggesting positive recovery progress

Yellow Days

Isolated alerts that require contextual review of potential contributing factors such as sleep quality, stress levels, concurrent illness, or medication adherence issues.

Red Streaks

Repeated alerts or symptom days that may indicate risk factors requiring clinical review and potential intervention to prevent complications.