Hemophilia is a rare inherited bleeding disorder characterized by the blood's inability to clot and could result in potentially life-threatening spontaneous bleeding into joints, organs, and tissues. Moreover, long-term management of this chronic disease is complex and costly. Current scientific evidence demonstrates that personalized digital health technologies could promote and facilitate the self-management of chronic diseases. This study introduces HemPHL a Personal Health Library and mHealth Recommender platform to gather, manage, and exchange tailored health information and recommendations to facilitate self-management and home therapy among individuals with hemophilia. The proposed digital health solution will adopt novel data science, artificial intelligence tools and techniques to manage and use information, as well as promote best practices for health education to enable patients to make informed decisions about their health. To accomplish this, an array of complex health and non-health information will be obtained from multi-dimensional sources to develop a secure, single access point of information for patient use. Patient's access to personalized health information could harness their engagement and independence as well as empower them to remotely monitor their health progress and improve compliance with treatment plans. This hemophilia-focused, user-centered app can markedly improve patients' clinical outcomes and overall quality of life.
Keywords: Digital Health; Disease Self-management; Hemophilia; Mobile Health; Personal Health Library; Quality of life.