Bioflux - Cardiac Monitoring made Easy by

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cjohnson149_5 — 2024-09-22 13:46:20 UTC

Jul 29, 2021

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cjohnson149_5 — 2024-09-22 22:30:09 UTC

Summary of Current Innovation (Bioflux)

cjohnson149_5 — 2024-09-22 23:18:40 UTC

Bioflux is used to monitor and report abnormal heart rhythms in patients remotely, such as tachycardia, atrial fibrillation, and bradycardia (Biotricity, 2024). This device also allows users to flag their own symptoms when they feel symptomatic, all of which can be reviewed by their physician (Biotricity, 2024). The device is small, lightweight, and includes three ECG lead channels that help ensure an accurate measurement of cardiac rhythm (Biotricity, 2024). Bioflux is FDA-cleared and prescription only and has helped in providing a quick diagnosis of cardiac rhythms when symptoms may occur sporadically or not at all (Biotricity, 2024).

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cjohnson149_5 — 2024-09-22 23:29:57 UTC

https://biotricity.com/bioflux/patients/

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cjohnson149_5 — 2024-09-22 23:36:08 UTC

Bioflux allows patients to identify their symptoms (Biotricity, 2024)

https://biotricity.com/bioflux/patients/

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cjohnson149_5 — 2024-09-22 23:38:35 UTC

Bioflux allows physicians to review results (Biotricity, 2024).

https://biotricity.com/bioflux/patients/

Pros

cjohnson149_5 — 2024-09-23 00:01:05 UTC

Bioflux is small and lightweight, alerts physicians about abnormal cardiac rhythms/symptoms, has a quicker report turnaround time (3 days instead of one week compared with other technologies), is rechargeable, and has three ECG lead channels compared to two with other technologies (Biotricity, 2024).

Cons

cjohnson149_5 — 2024-09-23 01:29:41 UTC

Bioflux sends an alert to a Biotricity Call Center when an abnormal heart rhythm is detected, which then sends a notification to the physician (Biotricity, 2024). The cons to this are that the physician may not always be available to monitor trends, and it may be better for the physician to be notified immediately rather than having to go through a call center.

Opinion/Rationale

cjohnson149_5 — 2024-09-23 01:37:02 UTC

Bioflux seems to be a beneficial way to monitor a patient's heart rhythm when the patient is at home or elsewhere. Bioflux is also smaller, rechargeable and has a quicker reporting time compared with other technologies (Biotricity, 2024). Because of these advantages, it appears that Bioflux is an ideal option for physicians and patients to monitor cardiac rhythms to help accurately identify what issues a patient may be facing.

Using Strengths

cjohnson149_5 — 2024-09-23 02:14:23 UTC

My top 5 Clifton Strengths are harmony, empathy, consistency, context, and relator (in that order). To utilize my strengths to help aid the team, I will look for areas of consensus (harmony), imagine myself in someone else's position (empathy), treat everyone equally (consistency), review the past to better understand the present (context) and finally, enjoy close relationships with the team I am on (relator).

Teams

cjohnson149_5 — 2024-09-23 02:30:58 UTC

For my team, I would pick Angelica, Carter, Fernando, Randall, and William.

I picked Angelica because she is analytical, which is needed since she can deeply analyze the technology and know its pros, cons, and how it works.

I picked Carter because he has communication, which will help in presenting the technology to the facility.

I picked Fernando because he has focus, which can be used for diligent work on the project to ensure that it is ready for presentation to the facility.

I picked Randall because he has responsibility, which will help in ensuring the project is done on time, as he will be honest about what he has/hasn't done and what he intends to work on.

Finally, I picked William because he has woo, which can help with providing further encouragement to the facility to take on the new technology. Potentially, after presenting the technology to the facility, people still may have uncertainties, which William can work on.

Reference

cjohnson149_5 — 2024-09-23 02:39:11 UTC

(2024). Biotricity. Www.Biotricity.com. Retrieved September 21, 2024, from https://biotricity.com/bioflux/clinics/