Sym Breathe
Sym Breathe is a globally accessible app that unites everyday users, meditators, and health consultants through guided breathing exercises.
Mobile application
Fitness
About Sym breathe
Deep Sym is a UK-based startup that has developed a smart breathing device with sensors to help people practice deep breathing exercises. They need a simple and user-friendly app to support the device, track breathing patterns, and improve the overall experience.®
Desk research
According to studies, 74% of people in the UK experienced feelings of overwhelm or anxiety at some point in the previous year.
Respiratory health findings
In England, emergency hospital admissions for respiratory diseases dropped from 1,592 per 100,000 in 2020 to 711 per 100,000 in 2021. The INHALE Profile provides updated data on hospital admissions for respiratory illnesses like COPD, pneumonia, adult-onset asthma, and pediatric bronchiolitis, focusing on cases where COVID-19 was the primary diagnosis. The North and Midlands saw higher emergency COPD admissions than the South.
Emergency pneumonia admissions rose from 2013-14 to 2016-17 before declining in 2017-18. The INHALE profile helps health boards assess and address local respiratory disease trends.
User Research
Deep breathing calms the nervous system, lower heart rate, and promotes relaxation for mental clarity and peace.
Survey data from various age groups reveal that while half have heard of breath-focused practices, they lack familiarity; the rest have some knowledge. Additionally, 40% experience breathing difficulties occasionally (2-3 times a month) or frequently (1-2 times a week).
User I : Using an app to monitor breathing patterns sounds helpful for tracking health, and open to trying new health monitoring technology
User II : Integrate real-time visual breathing patterns, guided tutorials, and goal-based challenges for a more interactive experience.
User III : Prefer guided breathing exercises with valuable content, personalized recommendations, rewards, and a user-friendly interface for motivation.
Key Takeaways | Insights
Technological Innovations Enhance Self-Care and Patient Empowerment in Healthcare Management
Key Takeaways | Insights
Technological Innovations Enhance Self-Care and Patient Empowerment in Healthcare Management
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©2024
Sym Breathe
Sym Breathe is a globally accessible app that unites everyday users, meditators, and health consultants through guided breathing exercises.
Mobile application
Fitness
About Sym breathe
Deep Sym is a UK-based startup that has developed a smart breathing device with sensors to help people practice deep breathing exercises. They need a simple and user-friendly app to support the device, track breathing patterns, and improve the overall experience.®
Desk research
According to studies, 74% of people in the UK experienced feelings of overwhelm or anxiety at some point in the previous year.
Respiratory health findings
In England, emergency hospital admissions for respiratory diseases dropped from 1,592 per 100,000 in 2020 to 711 per 100,000 in 2021. The INHALE Profile provides updated data on hospital admissions for respiratory illnesses like COPD, pneumonia, adult-onset asthma, and pediatric bronchiolitis, focusing on cases where COVID-19 was the primary diagnosis. The North and Midlands saw higher emergency COPD admissions than the South.
Emergency pneumonia admissions rose from 2013-14 to 2016-17 before declining in 2017-18. The INHALE profile helps health boards assess and address local respiratory disease trends.
User Research
Deep breathing calms the nervous system, lower heart rate, and promotes relaxation for mental clarity and peace.
Survey data from various age groups reveal that while half have heard of breath-focused practices, they lack familiarity; the rest have some knowledge. Additionally, 40% experience breathing difficulties occasionally (2-3 times a month) or frequently (1-2 times a week).
User I : Using an app to monitor breathing patterns sounds helpful for tracking health, and open to trying new health monitoring technology
User II : Integrate real-time visual breathing patterns, guided tutorials, and goal-based challenges for a more interactive experience.
User III : Prefer guided breathing exercises with valuable content, personalized recommendations, rewards, and a user-friendly interface for motivation.
Key Takeaways | Insights
Technological Innovations Enhance Self-Care and Patient Empowerment in Healthcare Management
More Works
©2024
Sym Breathe
Sym Breathe is a globally accessible app that unites everyday users, meditators, and health consultants through guided breathing exercises.
Mobile application
Fitness
About Sym breathe
Deep Sym is a UK-based startup that has developed a smart breathing device with sensors to help people practice deep breathing exercises. They need a simple and user-friendly app to support the device, track breathing patterns, and improve the overall experience.®
Desk research
According to studies, 74% of people in the UK experienced feelings of overwhelm or anxiety at some point in the previous year.
Respiratory health findings
In England, emergency hospital admissions for respiratory diseases dropped from 1,592 per 100,000 in 2020 to 711 per 100,000 in 2021. The INHALE Profile provides updated data on hospital admissions for respiratory illnesses like COPD, pneumonia, adult-onset asthma, and pediatric bronchiolitis, focusing on cases where COVID-19 was the primary diagnosis. The North and Midlands saw higher emergency COPD admissions than the South.
Emergency pneumonia admissions rose from 2013-14 to 2016-17 before declining in 2017-18. The INHALE profile helps health boards assess and address local respiratory disease trends.
User Research
Deep breathing calms the nervous system, lower heart rate, and promotes relaxation for mental clarity and peace.
Survey data from various age groups reveal that while half have heard of breath-focused practices, they lack familiarity; the rest have some knowledge. Additionally, 40% experience breathing difficulties occasionally (2-3 times a month) or frequently (1-2 times a week).
User I : Using an app to monitor breathing patterns sounds helpful for tracking health, and open to trying new health monitoring technology
User II : Integrate real-time visual breathing patterns, guided tutorials, and goal-based challenges for a more interactive experience.
User III : Prefer guided breathing exercises with valuable content, personalized recommendations, rewards, and a user-friendly interface for motivation.
Key Takeaways | Insights
Technological Innovations Enhance Self-Care and Patient Empowerment in Healthcare Management
More Works
©2024