mHealth App for Managing Eosinophilic Esophagitis (EoE)

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mHealth App for Managing Eosinophilic Esophagitis (EoE) Joel E. Williams, MPH, Ph.D. Department of Public Health Sciences

EoE Chronic eosinophilic (white blood cell) infiltration of the esophagus Common symptoms: vomiting, chest pain, difficulty in swallowing, food impaction, failure to thrive 2008-2011 period prevalence: 56.7/100,000 persons ~152,152 cases in the U.S. Treatment: Steroid, Diet (elimination or restriction), Monoclonal Antibodies, PPI

EoE

EoE

mHealth for Chronic Dz Management Equip patients and/or families to capture real time data related to symptoms and quality of life indicators. EoE episodes linked to dietary triggers, thus we would like to capture meals, snacks and context via food diary Objective and subjective data documented between clinical encounters (vs. “usual” patient recall) Patient-provider communication enhancement Individual patient care will be improved Link data to electronic health record (EHR) Immediate impact: enhanced patient surveillance Long term plan: add mHealth intervention components over time Long term plan: multi-site collaboration (e.g., UNC-CH, Cincinnati)

Symptoms

Quality of Life

Food Diary

Additional Features

Thank you for your time! Joel Williams, MPH, Ph.D., Associate Professor Director of Graduate Studies & Ph.D. Program Coordinator, Dept. of Public Health Sciences, Clemson University https://www.clemson.edu/cbshs/faculty-staff/profiles/joel2 joel2@clemson.edu Jonathan Markowitz, MD, MSCE, Division Chief Greenville Health System Pediatric Gastroenterology http://www.ghs.org/providers/jonathan-markowitz/