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Charting log data to see trends

Written by Stuart Argue

Updated at October 14th, 2022

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Let data aggregation do the work for you Using charts to identify trends and share with patients Patient is notified of comment and views this in patient app

Let data aggregation do the work for you

An incredible capability of capturing data digitally, is that it can be automatically aggregated to reveal patient patterns and triggers. E.g., how emotional experiences relate to eating disorder symptoms, and how symptoms have developed over the past month.

Using charts to identify trends and share with patients

Click into the "Charts" feature listed in the patient menu.
Click on the drop down variable menu and use spinners to select the variables you would like to chart.
A chart will instantly be generated. You can opt to view a week, month or year of data down the bottom.

Patient is notified of comment and views this in patient app

We have three types of charts. This is the “Events” chart that can plot things like overall feeing over time. The red dots indicate one or more disordered behaviors.
Pro Tip: A picture is worth 1,000 words. Charts allow for the discovery of highly individualized patterns. You can look at charts together with your patient in session to assist patients in organizing and understanding their data. Your patient also has access to charts in their app. Why not ask them to review their charts before your next session, and tell you what they discovered? Pro Tip: Charts are easily printable from the web interface.

"The charts have given me the opportunity to recognize my emotional connection to food. For years I have struggled with either being on a strict diet or eating everything in sight, there was never really a middle ground. The charts have helped me to recognize my emotional patterns and it has been extremely helpful for me." - Recovery Record User

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