See Florence in action

Innovative text system Lanarkshire’s answer to Johnny Cash has revealed how the power of text has kept his life in harmony during ill health.

Corinne Clark Respiratory Specialist Nurse Many of Corinne’s patients suffer from severe asthma, which requires careful management to avoid asthma attacks that, in the most serious instances, can be life-threatening.

The patient was a 53 year old with type 2 diabetes, who was found to have a tumor in their bladder.

Digital Health & Care Scotland's 2019 economic case studies examine the return on investment of home and mobile health monitoring with Florence for hypertension and COPD. The report covers services in Ayrshire and Arran, Lanarkshire, and the Western Isles, and the savings supported the decision to scale up.

Telemonitoring at scale for hypertension in primary care: An implementation study Uncontrolled hypertension is the largest manageable cause of stroke and myocardial infarction.

After a period of treatment on the mainland she returned home and is now under the supervision of the Heart Failure team in Stornoway.

Weight Management Laura Bell , Dietetic Assistant Practitioner Laura has led on the pilot of Florence in the weight loss maintenance stage of the Lothian program and uses Flo to improve patient commitment and adherence to weight management programs.

Practice nurse Ann Hughes describes how Florence helped Pat, a COPD patient with frequent emergency attendances, follow her self-management plan at home. After starting Florence, Pat had not attended ER, and the surgery's only contact was an occasional telephone check.

Shropshire Community Healthcare NHS Trust's children's community nursing team used Florence to monitor enteral feeding and blood pressure remotely. With seven patients, the team reported that 795 clinical hours were saved.

The Florence Community of Practice is a unique environment harnessing clinical innovation to rapidly expedite the adoption of safe, innovative digital healthcare.

Hypertension and Florence Since the early days of our Community of Practice, hypertension has proved to be the most successfully evaluated pathway with Florence.

Intermittent Claudication (IC) is a symptom of peripheral arterial disease (PAD) where pain is experienced in the main muscle groups of the leg when exercising and walking.