VALD results,
and everything in between.
VALD tests happen in the clinic. The patient’s phone and wearable keep recording the days in between: movement, sleep and heart rate. With the link on, the two sit together in their PhysioActivity record.
The practice keeps VALD as its own record, and nothing is written back to it.
Illustrative. Not a real record. Performance testing data from VALD.
Every VALD test, alongside continuous data.
A VALD test is a snapshot of test day. The patient’s phone and wearable record everything in between, continuously: movement, sleep and heart rate. Together, each result is read against the days around it. VALD results are shown as VALD reports them.
From VALD
Illustrative. Results are shown as VALD reports them, each paired with the patient’s daily wearable data.
Tracked continuously, from the patient
| Data point | Used for |
|---|---|
| Activity | Movement in the days around each test |
| Sleep | Recovery between tests |
| Heart rate | Load and recovery between visits |
From the phone and any connected wearable, such as Garmin or Google Health.
How practices use it
Progress between visits
See how activity, sleep and heart rate move around each VALD test, so a result is read in context rather than on its own.
Baseline and follow-up
See how daily activity, sleep and heart rate changed between two test dates, for example at the start of rehab and at review.
Test day in context
Look at what the days before a test looked like, how much the patient moved and how well they slept.
One place for the clinic
Test results, wearable data and, if you also connect Cliniko, appointments, in the same patient record.
How it works
How we protect data and who can see what is in the Trust centre. Using another VALD product? Mention it when you get in touch.