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The Measurements Tab

Tap [Measurements] to enter the measurements tab. On the measurements tab you can:

  • View readings you have recorded in the app (blood pressure, pulse, weight, etc.)
  • Add and remove readings
  • View your measurement adherence in calendar and graph form
  • For certain programmes, check which days measurements are required from the calendar
  1. Index Selection Menu
  2. Tap to select the index you want to view.
  3. Calendar/Graph Toggle Button
  4. Tap to switch between calendar view and graph view.
  5. Calendar View
  6. Tap a date in the calendar to view and update your readings from that day. You can view the calendar in week or month view.
  7. Dates with a dark blue filled circle mean that a measurement has been recorded on that date.
  8. If you are enrolled in certain programmes, you may notice dates highlighted with a light blue background. These are part of your Blood Pressure Check-in. You should aim to take your measurements on these days (see "Your Blood Pressure Check-in" page).
  9. Graph View
  10. You can view the graph in week, month, or year view. The values shown is the average of the period indicated on the x-axis.
  11. Update Measurements
  12. Tap to delete a reading.
  13. Tap to add your reading.
  14. Use the calendar to select the date for which you would like to add a reading. See the instructions and complete the data when prompted.
Note
  • Only delete readings that have been entered in error. Data cannot be recovered after deletion. Do not selectively delete data to influence your measurement results as this may cause your doctor to make incorrect decisions in your treatment.
  • Data cannot be edited 1 hour after submission. If a value is very different from your usual measurements, please record another accurate measurement immediately.
  • While you are on a programme which requires an index to be monitored, all readings of that index are shared with your doctor.
  • If your doctor is no longer monitoring you for that index, you will see a corresponding message on the page. You may continue using Viso to keep track of that index by yourself, but the measurements will NOT be shared with your doctor (unless your doctor starts you on a programme to monitor the index again).