We develop an intuitive device that helps to inhale the medication correctly and deliver the optimal dose into the patient's lungs. We include healthcare providers and the patient's family to develop holistic solutions to elevate the patient's well-being.
Studies show that 70-90% of patients perform one or more critical errors in their inhalation technique. Incorrectly inhaled medication leads to poor control of the disease and increases the number of exacerbations - sudden breathlessness attacks.
THE NEED
Patients with Asthma and COPD face a wide array of inhaler types to manage their disease, each requires different inhalation technique. This makes inhalers a hard-to-use devices where patients are recommended to be educated every few months to be able to inhale correctly.
We develop a medical device with a unique combination of electronic components that intuitively guides the patient through the inhalation process. The device helps patients breathe easily even though they have asthma or COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease).
Juni 2021
Artikel in HjärtLungNytt
Article in HjärtLungNytt "With help from Riksförbundet HjärtLung Stockholm and their members, we have had the opportunity to interview, get relevant feedback and increased knowledge about the use of inhalers. During the summer, the members will test our latest prototype."
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2 Juni 2021
Remote prototype testing
During the spring and summer, members test our latest prototype. This is a continuation of a collaboration with the Heart-Lung Association where we interviewed members in 2019 and gained very valuable insights. In the current situation, the test is developed to be carried out remotely. We look forward to the feedback so that we can continue to develop a product that is really helpful in people's everyday lives in the management of COPD.
14 May 2021
Thank you Software students!
We are proud to have had the opportunity to work with these skilled Computer Science Students with a focus on Software Engineering from KTH. Thank you for your time and commitment during these past months, resulting in an amazing App for people with chronic lung disease.
Elin Inoue, Sandra Möttus, André Fredriksen, Marcus Oscarsson, Emm Nilsson, Albin Wikström Kempe, David Åsberg, Vilhelm Hellmèr
Universities, organizations and companies around the world have chosen to support Andning Med in our journey. We’re proud to be a part of the work of forward-thinking, innovation and research.
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