HealthWatch Pro 2.2

HealthWatch Pro is designed for health professional. It can calculate growth percentiles for infants, children and adolescents (2 to 20 years); blood pressure percentiles for children (under 17); and BMI for children and adults. HealthWatch Home can also evaluate underweight and overweight, identify metabolic syndrome and calculate risk for having a heart attack using the algorithms from Adult Treatment Panel III. HealthWatch Pro has the following features:
1)Easy-to-use: The application's pleasing, intuitive interface allows you to input information such as your name, age, gender, weight, height, blood pressure, and cholesterol level. Once you enter all data and hit the Save and Calculate button, HealthWatch Pro will generate facts such as growth percentiles, your BMI and risk of heart attack.
2)Showing and printing growth charts: HealthWatch Pro can show and print all growth charts published by CDC, and automatically add patient's information on growth charts. This feature dramatically saves your times in data analysis with growth charts. HealthWatch Home allows plotting growth data so as to show the changes against time, or the relationships among growth variables.
3)Providing summary report: HealthWatch Home shows data and calculating results in a summary report with HTML format. This allows you to share your report with others easily.
4)Managing data with database: HealthWatch Pro saves data in a MS Access database. It also provides data management functionalities, such as export, delete, navigate, and import.
5)Strong calculating power: HealthWatch Pro can calculate growth percentiles for infants, children and adolescents (2 to 20 years); blood pressure percentiles for children (under 17); and BMI for children and adults. HealthWatch Pro can also evaluate underweight and overweight, identify metabolic syndrome and calculate risk for having a heart attack using the algorithms from Adult Treatment Panel III.

Requirements:	Windows running Microsoft Jet 4.0 Service
Release Info:	Major Update on May 11, 2008
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