Tiny Tinkle vs Holter Log

Scientifically proven: We have developed a training program based on scientifical methods that are well-proven within healthcare aiming to prevent your child from wetting itself during the day. Parental registration: Our user-friendly application gives you as a parent the opportunity to keep track of your child’s toilet visits and to get an overview of the progress week by week. Reward system: We know how important it is to reward positive behaviour. Our application offers a reward system that motivates your child to visit the toilet when needed and to feel rewarded for its efforts.

Holter Log is a patient-entered diary designed to make it easier to keep clear, organized notes during a Holter monitor study. Instead of relying on memory or writing events down on paper, you can quickly record symptoms, activities, sleep, naps and other notes as they happen. Keep a clear record Record the events that may be useful when reviewing your Holter study, including: • Symptoms and the time they occurred • Activities and everyday events • Sleep and naps • Notes and additional details • Events recorded from your iPhone or Apple Watch companion Your entries stay organized in a simple timeline so you can review what happened during the monitoring period. Create a useful report When your study is complete, Holter Log can create a clear PDF diary from the information you entered. Review the report before sharing it with your doctor, clinic or care team. Available in 49 languages Holter Log includes 49 in-app languages, with automatic language selection and a manual language option when you want to choose a different language. Designed for the patient Holter Log is designed to help you record your own observations during a Holter monitoring period. Holter Log does not connect to, read, analyze or interpret data from your Holter monitor or ECG. It does not diagnose medical conditions and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. If you are experiencing symptoms that may require urgent medical attention, contact your local emergency services or an appropriate healthcare professional.