Overview reports

Overview reports summarize your measured ECG data over a selected period. This guide will walk you through viewing and creating them.

The Overview reports section displays automatically generated monthly reports that summarize your measured ECG data for the given month. They serve to provide an overview of how your heart health develops over time. In addition to them, you can also generate your own overview report here, for a period of 1, 3, or 6 months back from the day you create it.

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Overview reports are created from the ECG recordings you measured with Kardi Ai over the selected period.

Creating an overview report

1. Open the app settings
   In the Kardi Ai app go to the Settings tab.
2. Open Overview reports
   Click on the Overview reports item.
3. Create a new report
   In the top right, click the Create report button.
4. Select a period
   Choose the length of the report - 1 month, 3 months, or 6 months. The report will be created from the recordings for the selected period.
5. Confirm the creation
   Click the Create report button. A confirmation Report is being prepared will appear - the request has been registered and the report will be available shortly. Once the report is created, you will be informed by a push notification.

Reports overview

You will find the created reports in the list in the Overview reports section. Each report shows the period for which it was created. The list may contain both regular monthly reports and reports that you create yourself for a selected period.

Information about the creation of automatically generated monthly reports as well as reports you create yourself, and access to them, is also shown in the Messages tab. More at Notification Center (Messages).

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The overview report summarizes your recordings over a longer time period. If you need a detailed report for one specific measurement, continue to PDF Measurement Report.

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The Kardi Ai application performs, through artificial intelligence, only a preliminary ECG analysis (preliminary screening) and informs the patient of a negative or positive result of the preliminary screening. A definitive diagnosis can be made ONLY by a doctor, and only after examining a single-lead ECG recording longer than 30 seconds or a 12-lead ECG and confirming what the diagnosis actually is.