Physical Activity Mobile App
Physical Activity Mobile App
Developed with Get Ireland Active, this mobile application is used by Healthcare Professionals and patients to track and record activity levels to facilitate GP consultations. The free app available for Android and IPhones allows real time recording of all activity levels, records and tracks BMI levels and can be used as a starting point for increased activity levels. Down load it here. Mobile app was developed by CPD Sessions.
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