Florey: Blood Pressure Florey Questionnaire screenshots

Showing the end-to-end flow of the Blood Pressure Florey questionnaires using screenshots

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Written by John F
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What do these Floreys do?

Accurx Blood Pressure Florey Questionnaires allows patients to submit their blood pressure readings via Accurx.

The questionnaire link is sent via SMS. The patient fills in the questionnaire through a browser so can use their phone, tablet, laptop, desktop to complete it.

The responses are returned to the practice and can be saved directly into the clinical record (EMIS or SystmOne) as a coded entry. The responses can have additional notes added, be assigned to other colleagues and be marked as urgent.

The questionnaire can be sent to the patient as a one-off questionnaire or as a 7-day questionnaire. The 7-day questionnaire obtains two readings daily for a week and then provides the clinician with the raw information along with an average of the readings.

What does it look like for the clinician and patient?

Clinician view of sending a Florey questionnaire

Accurx green toolbar floating above EMIS

Accurx green toolbar floating above SystmOne

The Florey compose screen for clinicians 👇

They can edit the SMS message if required.

Patient view of viewing and completing a Florey questionnaire

Clinician view of the one-off Blood Pressure Florey Questionnaire response

Red notification indicating a patient response has arrived

Inbox view showing a Blood Pressure Florey response for patient Micky Mouse

Read receipts: You can view who has read/not read the patient response.

Updated entry showing when the response was saved to record and by whom.

Saved, coded entry in EMIS

Saved, coded entry in SystmOne

Users can add internal notes for colleagues relating to the patient response

Users can mark a response as urgent.

Users can assign the response to a different team.

Clinician view of response to “Blood Pressure Questionnaire - 7-day Home Monitoring” 👇

An example of a patient response to the 7d home monitoring questionnaire along with the average BP.

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