Waiting-room poster
Looma, three benefits and a large QR code. Prints well on an office printer.
A clearer picture before the appointment
Patients log attacks in about 30 seconds. Before an appointment they can share a report covering 30 days, 3 months or 6 months: how often and how bad, maps of where it hurts, possible triggers, and the medicines they took and how well they helped.
What the report shows
- Number of attacks, average intensity (1 to 10) and average duration
- Front and back head maps: darker areas hurt more often
- Most common possible triggers
- Medicines taken, how often, and the patient's own rating of how well they helped
- Days affected, following the MIDAS questions
- Air pressure changes around attacks, when the patient turned weather on
- A list of every attack with time, duration, intensity and location
What Looma is, and what it isn't
Looma is a diary and tracking tool for people with migraine. It doesn't diagnose, recommend treatment or replace clinical judgement. Patients decide whether to share their report, and nothing is sent to a clinic by the app.
Logging is free. The report is part of Looma Premium, an optional subscription. Looma is iPhone only for now.
Doctor kit
Patient leaflet
How to start, what to log and how to share the report, on two A5 pages.
Sample report
The real report layout, filled in for a fictional patient.
Text for your newsletter or emails
A ready paragraph you can paste anywhere.
Keeping a migraine diary can help you and your doctor see patterns. Looma is a free iPhone app: you can log an attack in about 30 seconds, see your most common triggers, and bring a report to your next appointment. Download it from the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6757320870?ct=clinic_text&mt=8
For clinics
Want printed copies, or have a question about Looma? Write to [email protected].