Changelog
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9 December 2024
- We’ve simplified the steps required to setup myCOPD making it quicker and easier to start using the app.
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3 December 2024
- We’ve simplified the patient onboarding form by removing the selection of the patient management type.
- We’ve updated the date of birth input field to allow typing in the value as well as selecting it with a calendar date picker.
- We’ve updated the asthma type selection so that it is pre-selected when the patient has an existing asthma type.
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17 September 2024
- We’ve improved the experience when adding a Security Device to your account.
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29 August 2024
- We’ve updated myHeart to allow patients to input their own heart diagnosis information during activation.
- Clinicians are no longer prompted to input heart diagnosis on behalf of the patient during patient onboarding.
- Both patients and clinicians have the ability to update heart diagnosis information from within the app.
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25 July 2024
- We’ve updated myCOPD Essentials to have a patient engagement dashboard, making it easy to see the status of RTM codes for a patient caseload. We’ve also added patient communication logging via this new dashboard.
- We’ve consolidated and simplified our privacy policy and terms and conditions management across our various jurisdictions.
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25 June 2024
- We've updated our app for US users to use US formats, units and language.
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18 June 2024
- We’ve updated our Severe Asthma Centre app with extra features to help keep patients engaged with the app. We’ve added progress bars to our questionnaires and have a new periodic wellness update email.
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26 February 2024
- We've updated our Severe Asthma Centre app with extra features that support clinicians to guide their patients using more in-depth information from the patient and their clinical team.
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8 February 2024
- We have updated our Air Quality, Pollen and Weather providers to support more countries.
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4 January 2024
- We have added a new menu item to the myCOPD Essentials app providing information and links to the COPD Foundation's COPD360social network.
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3 January 2024
- We have enabled the RCP 3 questionnaire for all users of the myAsthma app.
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6 November 2023
- We’ve added support for a US version of the myCOPD app.
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26 September 2023
- We’ve added an Asthma Yearly Checkup feature.
- We now support Severe Asthma Centre clinicians inviting existing myAsthma patients to the severe asthma platform
- The questionnaire EQ-5D has been redesigned to follow the guidelines.
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4 August 2023
- Update to Privacy Policy.
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2 August 2023
- An External Patient ID can now be added to our patients for Evidence Generation projects. Evidence Generation Projects can now be configured with a sequential ID generation scheme.
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31 July 2023
- The NHS login can now be used to access your account and is enabled for all patients who hold or can create an NHS login account.
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27 June 2023
- We've updated the Severe Asthma Centre patient profile for clinicians.
- We now display the device used when data is provided to us through Terra.
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10 May 2023
- In line with NHSE requirements, Multi Factor Authentication functionality has been introduced to all English accounts.
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3 May 2023
- We've created the Evidence Generation Projects portal to support new research projects. This includes the ability to generate unique patient IDs for trials, making it possible for people using the platform to participate in research remotely.
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13 April 2023
- We've updated our provider for weather information.
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29 March 2023
- Multi Factor Authentication is now optionally available to all users of my mhealth.
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15 March 2023
- We have been awarded the UKCA accreditation.
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21 February 2023
- We've created a suite of features to support Severe Asthma Centres. This includes a set of additional questionnaires and reports for managing patients with severe asthma.
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20 February 2023
- We've enabled Apple Health integration to allow activity recorded on Apple wearables to be shown in the app.
- We added the NHS login option to our mobile applications
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9 February 2023
- We’ve added the total number of patients assigned to a caseload to the Patient List on the Clinician Dashboard.
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7 November 2022
- We’ve expanded our myAsthma app to enable people diagnosed with severe asthma to be managed on the platform, including the use of biologic therapy.
- Additions to the platform supporting this update include a new set of questionnaires, reports and education content for severe asthma patients.
- We’ve added a mandatory checkbox to the onboarding workflow when adding patients to the myOp app to ensure clinicians confirm the patient’s eligibility.
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10 August 2022
- We’ve updated the Asthma Action Plan to align with the latest guidance from Asthma + Lung UK, making it simpler to manage your asthma.
- We’ve updated the cardiac diagnoses to include heart failure with preserved ejection fraction and reduced ejection fraction, enhancing the available support for patients and clinical teams managing these conditions.
- We’ve enhanced the support provided by clinical teams to patients by enabling the clinical teams to enter the correct cardiac diagnosis, thereby ensuring all the correct and best content is available to support patients.
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11 July 2022
- We’ve updated the home screens and the top-bar of all my mhealth apps with a new design to help improve usability of the system and make it easier for patients interact with our platform.
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9 February 2022
- We’ve enhanced the myHeart checklist feature by introducing due dates. This enables patients and their team to plan their care and record when each task is completed.
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25 January 2022
- We’ve improved support for patients using Respimat inhalers. Patients can now track their cartridge and inhaler usage and will now receive reminders to change their cartridges and inhalers when it is time to do so. Patients can now enter their current cartridge when updating the medication diary and see this in the medication diary history.
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1 December 2021
- We’ve redesigned the patient registration workflow to streamline onboarding of patients to the platform.
- We’ve added an activity diary to support and encourage patients to become more physically active. Patients will now be able to record the frequency, intensity, type and time of a range of activities.
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16 November 2021
- We’ve added integration to allow onboarding of patients via the Vitality platform.
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28 October 2021
- We’ve updated the COVID Virtual Ward to allow the patients pregnancy status to be specified. This is to utilise the new NHS warning score thresholds presented via the clinician dashboard for pregnant women with Covid.
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11 August 2021
- We’ve added verification of NHS numbers when registering patients on the platform.
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7 July 2021
- We’ve added support to validate email addresses. If they are deemed not to be valid or the email was unable to be delivered, we will not send emails to those addresses. Additionally, when an email fails to be delivered, we will add the email address into a ‘do not send’ list and notify clinicians of this on their patient list screens.
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1 June 2021
- We’ve added support for the Turbu+ Smart Inhaler to our myCOPD and myAsthma apps. Turbu+ is a Bluetooth connected device that fits to Turbuhaler medications and allows inhaler usage to be automatically recorded by the my mhealth app.
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6 May 2021
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We’ve added the myOp app to our platform. myOp assists patients in preparing for surgery. This includes fitness videos, nutritional advice and mindfulness exercise videos.
Additional features include the ability for patients to enter personal goals, answer surveys about themselves which results in them getting specific actions on what to do next based on their answers. The app is driven by the Body, Nutrition, and Mind checklist which helps direct the patient to different features of the app.
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We’ve added the myOp app to our platform. myOp assists patients in preparing for surgery. This includes fitness videos, nutritional advice and mindfulness exercise videos.
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24 April 2021
- We’ve started moving our authentication process to a globally available system to support the deployment of my mhealth to other countries. This centralised process hosted in the UK now relies on using an email address as the identity and so we will be using this system for any users who have an email address in their records.
We will be attempting to gather email addresses for any users who do not currently have one, in order to complete this process.
- We’ve started moving our authentication process to a globally available system to support the deployment of my mhealth to other countries. This centralised process hosted in the UK now relies on using an email address as the identity and so we will be using this system for any users who have an email address in their records.
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3 November 2020
- We've made a telephone icon available in the COVID Virtual Ward patient list to enable HCPs to label those patients on the list that require calling to capture their data.
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22 October 2020
- We've introduced DM:Fit to the myDiabetes app. DM:Fit is a 12-week exercise and nutrition program for people with type 2 diabetes to help gain more control over blood sugars and reduce the risk of long-term complications.
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7 October 2020
- We've updated the COVID-19 warning score criteria based on recent clinical feedback.
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6 October 2020
- We've reduced the amount of time patients need to wait to access the cardiac rehabilitation courses following their PCI or angioplasty event to 2 weeks.
- We've added the smoking questionnaire to the patient activation for the myDiabetes and myHeart apps.
- We've added a confirmation step to the clinician app when entering the patient’s email address to reduce the potential for errors to be made.
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11 August 2020
- We've added time and date to the most recently entered symptoms and observations in the COVID-19 Virtual Ward patient profile.
- We've added an indicator to show if a clinician is entering data on behalf of patient in the COVID-19 Virtual Ward patient profile.
- We've consolidated the clinician patient data entry for the COVID-19 Virtual Ward symptoms and observations to a single form to reduce time to enter data.
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3 August 2020
- We've updated our COVID General Advice in line with recent NHS guidelines.
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28 July 2020
- We've added COPD GOLD group reporting in the patient hub making it simpler for clinicians to see current and historical GOLD group information for patients.
- We've updated the warning score thresholds in our COVID-19 Virtual Ward in line with the recent NHS guidance.
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16 July 2020
- We’ve added Eosinophils to the Data Entry tile in myCOPD and myAsthma to support clinicians monitoring them.
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6 July 2020
- We’ve streamlined the account selection in mymhealth. For users who have multiple mymhealth accounts associated with their login, it is now possible to switch between these accounts from within the app. This allows clinicians to easily switch between different patient lists under their care. We have also redesigned the look and feel of the account selection process to make this easier to navigate.
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10 June 2020
- We have broadened the "Add Patient" functionality in the COVID-19 Virtual Ward app to enable healthcare professionals to register patients that do not have an email address.
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08 June 2020
- We have added the ability for patients to remove Medication Diary entries that they may have made in error.
- We have updated our clinician apps for myCOPD and myAsthma to include a Data Entry tile under the Manage My Patient menu. This enables clinicians to enter patient data on the patient's behalf.
- We have removed pneumococcal vaccine from the myCOPD patient and clinician apps.
- After a user has reset their password, any account restrictions applied due to previous failed login attempts are now removed.
- We have reviewed and updated the myHeart Self-Management Plan.
- We have updated the data entry for patient's temperature in the COVID-19 Virtual Ward app.
- We have improved the functionality of the back button, improving the user experience.
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06 May 2020
- We have added a new tile today. The walking tile is here to help everyone to enjoy the great outdoors from the comfort of their own home.
- We have adjusted the red, amber, green, white grading thresholds for temperature, pulse rate and SaO2 readings in the COVID-19 Virtual Ward app following feedback from clinicians.
- The patient grouping has been removed from the COVID-19 Virtual Ward app. All patients must now have a pulse oximeter in order to use the app.
- We have enhanced our service to be able to assess the use and effectiveness of our systems.
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24 April 2020
- We released the new COVID-19 Virtual Ward app. It assists patients being managed in a virtual environment to be cared for remotely by their clinical team. The app delivers a clinically recognised scoring algorithm and integrates with the management of asthma, heart disease, COPD and diabetes.
- We fixed an issue which was causing pairing of GlucoRX Nexus Blue glucometers with the app to fail.
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02 April 2020
- We have built a brand new pollen tile so patients can see a 3 day forecast of pollen levels in their area.
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01 April 2020
- Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we have halved all of our licence costs to support the healthcare system in contingency planning and delivery of care.
- We have published a COVID-19 pandemic plan on the public web site, including information on how we continue to deliver care for people with long-term conditions and how we support the healthcare system in contingency planning and delivery of care.
- We made user interface improvements in Cholesterol, Vaccination, Annual Review, Oxygen Saturations, BMI, Blood Pressure, HbA1c, Retinal Photograph, Feet Photograph and Kidney Health.
- We improved the accuracy of geolocation to improve forecasts for both Air Quality and Weather.
- We improved the way information from the AgaMatrix Glucometer device is presented.
- We simplified and improved how educational course progress is reported to clinical teams and added progress reporting in the Diabetes patient lists.
- We improved the way progress through the educational courses is presented to the clinician across the platform/apps.
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11 March 2020
- Significant improvements have been made to the Medication Diary. Displayed on a week-by-week basis, the improvements include a simpler display of the diary and medications using icons, greater ease to enter medication information and adherence and date and time association with the entries.
- The system will now send a push notification if a patient exceeds their prescribed regime. This feature is enabled for the following medications only: Bricanyl Terbutaline, Oxis Formoterol, Symbicort Budesonide/Formoterol and Pulmicort Budesonide.
- Air Pollution has been replaced by Air Quality and provides more detailed information about the amount and type of pollution on a locality basis. In addition, we are now able to provide guidance to health recommendations about the pollution.
- Improvements have been made to the education course enabling patients and clinicians to monitor progress through a course in real-time and to leave and return to the next video to watch by default.
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02 March 2020
- New Customer Support tile replacing the previous How-To use tile. All support information is now in FAQ format.
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26 February 2020
- We updated our Privacy Policy. It unifies patient consent and simplifies policy wording.
- We updated our Terms and Conditions of service.
- We simplified the patient onboarding flow, reducing the number of steps to finalise onboarding.
- We added a re-consent screen, for patients to be aware and approve changes to the privacy policy and terms and conditions of service.
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16 January 2020
- We fixed an issue some devices were experiencing with full screen video playback and rotation.
- We made some performance updates and minor bug fixes.
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18 November 2019
- The educational video section has been removed. Patients can watch the same videos in the video course section.
- We improved the educational course progress tracking.
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13 October 2019
- We redesigned the smoking status questionnaire.
- New design for the peak flow diary report in Asthma.
- We made corrections on the Asthma tips of the day.
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20 September 2019
- Public website design revision.
- New user interface design across all apps.
- Added visual design to email messages sent to users.
- Simplified password requirements while improving password security for NIST guidelines.
- Activated UI form validation on all forms.
- Added potassium, urea and sodium to kidney health reports.
- Improved accuracy of patient "last accessed date" reporting to clinicians.
- Data checks introduced. myCOPD now prompts users to input their medication diary every 2 days, CAT Score every 28 days, exacerbations and hospital admissions every 90 days, mMRC Dyspnoea Score every 180 days and smoking status every 180 days.
- Self-management plan algorithm reviewed across myHeart, myAsthma and myCOPD.
- Enabled my mhealth service notifications to all patients.
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12 April 2019
- Added support for Bluetooth devices.
- Improvements and fixes in password resetting and logging in using email addresses.
- Apps price changed to £39.99.
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2 April 2019
- Manager Dashboard allows visualising licence distribution at each level down to individual clinicians.
- Manager Dashboard now displays licence distribution breakdown by app at each level.
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14 March 2019
- Simplified data entry UI on the myHeart and myDiabetes clinical dashboards.
- New patient weather feed with more accurate and localised forecasting.
- Added Pollution and weather forecasts in myDiabetes and myHeart apps.
- Improvements in Stripe checkout feedback to users.
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28 January 2019
- Clinical managers and CCG managers can now customise their self-management plans.
- Fixed authentication and password recovery issues.
- Security updates
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7 December 2018
- Clinician e-Learning function added.
- Fixed issues related to logging in using email addresses.
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23 November 2018
- Asthma Peak Flow Diary corrections.
- Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy page corrections.
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19 November 2018
- Improvements in the Checklists and Targets.
- "My Account" function is now available for all users.
- All users can login using their registered email addresses.
- Notifications can include links to external websites.
- User interface fixes for Internet Explorer 11.
- Improved PAM (Patient Activation Measure) support.
- Updated Terms and Conditions of use.
- Security updates.