Rahbar
Aga Khan University Education
Rahbar is an electronic prescription with videos for stroke patients going home.
- Downloads
- 10K+
- on Google Play
- Price
- Free
- No in-app purchases
- Updated
- Mar 8
- 2019 · vVersion 1.2.3
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About Rahbar
Rahbar is an electronic prescription app consisting of 42 videos for stroke survivors and their caregivers. It was developed through evidence-based research and clinical testing at the Aga Khan University. The app aims to enable caregivers to provide improved care to stroke patients at home in regions where there is a dearth of doctors and nurses and also to prepare them for emergencies. The educational videos contain information that cover topics like what a stroke is; rehabilitation skills; safe swallowing and language; understanding the purpose of medications and how they function; and prevention of further stroke through adoption of lifestyle changes.
What’s new
Version Version 1.2.3 · Updated March 8, 2019
Rahbar is an electronic prescription with videos for stroke patients going home.
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Exceptional app. Great resource for Stroke patients and caregivers.
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