A Holistic Approach to Health Management and Integrated Fitness Mobile Application for Nutritionists, Dietitians, and Patients

The fitness mobile application presented in this project serves as a comprehensive platform designed to facilitate communication and collaboration between nutritionists, dietitians, and their patients. With two distinct logins for healthcare professionals and patients, the application aims to streamline the process of diet prescription, medication management, progress tracking, and treatment adjustments. For nutritionists and dietitians, the application provides tools for crafting personalised diet plans, monitoring patient progress, and conducting virtual consultations. Patients, on the other hand, gain access to their prescribed diet plans, medication reminders, appointment scheduling, video consultations, chat support, and the option to purchase supplements and medicines through the application. The app also integrates with wearable devices to track health parameters, provides access to exercise videos recommended by healthcare professionals, and offers motivational content to keep users engaged in their fitness journey. Throughout the development process, rigorous testing and evaluation were conducted to ensure the application’s functionality, usability, compatibility, security, and adherence to industry standards. The successful implementation of this fitness mobile application represents a significant step forward in promoting proactive wellness and personalised healthcare delivery.

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2025-03-06
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https://doi.org/10.1109/iatmsi64286.2025.10984725
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Mobile Health and mHealth Applications
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A Holistic Approach to Health Management and Integrated Fitness Mobile Application for Nutritionists, Dietitians, and Patients

Ajay G. Dahake, Manthan Ghosh, Laxman Thakre, Roshan Adhau
Mobile Health and mHealth Applications
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A Holistic Approach to Health Management and Integrated Fitness Mobile Application for Nutritionists, Dietitians, and Patients

Ajay G. Dahake, Manthan Ghosh, Laxman Thakre, Roshan Adhau
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The fitness mobile application presented in this project serves as a comprehensive platform designed to facilitate communication and collaboration between nutritionists, dietitians, and their patients. With two distinct logins for healthcare professionals and patients, the application aims to streamline the process of diet prescription, medication management, progress tracking, and treatment adjustments. For nutritionists and dietitians, the application provides tools for crafting personalised diet plans, monitoring patient progress, and conducting virtual consultations. Patients, on the other hand, gain access to their prescribed diet plans, medication reminders, appointment scheduling, video consultations, chat support, and the option to purchase supplements and medicines through the application. The app also integrates with wearable devices to track health parameters, provides access to exercise videos recommended by healthcare professionals, and offers motivational content to keep users engaged in their fitness journey. Throughout the development process, rigorous testing and evaluation were conducted to ensure the application’s functionality, usability, compatibility, security, and adherence to industry standards. The successful implementation of this fitness mobile application represents a significant step forward in promoting proactive wellness and personalised healthcare delivery.

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