Q1: Charles is happy to use the AF App you have recommended but is struggling to access it and has asked you to help him during his appointment.

option2: During the session, offer to show Charles how to use the app. This will empower him to monitor his own health status and share them with healthcare providers, who will be able to access his own records remotely.

Q2: Charles is keen to return to riding his bike but is unsure when or if he can do this now.
Option 3: Regular exercise is an excellent method to keep him healthy in a variety of ways. However, before cycling, he should always consult with his doctor. Based on his current physical state, his medical professional will be able to inform him if he should continue riding or slow down to avoid overworking his body.

Q3. Charles is concerned about his risk of stroke in the future. He asks you about the signs of a stroke.
Option1: advise him to do a FACE check because the main stroke symptoms can be remembered with the word FAST: Face – the face may have dropped on 1 side. Also, a lifeline/personal alarm system offers the essential benefit of allowing for faster medical assistance. He instantaneously communicates with a real human with a simple button press, who can then dispatch an ambulance, increasing the odds of recovery