Download MySpira today to start your journey to understanding Asthma, inhalers and breathing techniques. MySpira will teach you what the common symptoms and triggers of Asthma are and how to use an inhaler correctly. [Source: NHS] #Inhaler #Education #Asthma #Gamification #AR

What are the symptoms of Asthma? [Source: NHS] #Inhaler #Education #Asthma #AsthmaAwareness #AugmentedReality #AR #Gamification #Learning #Healthcare #InhalerEducation

Did you know? #MySpira teaches you about different asthma triggers and breathing methods to help you or your child to live with asthma #AR #Asthma #Education #AugmentedReality #Inhaler #Gamification #AsthmaAwareness

An Asthma action plan consists of: -What medicines you take daily to reduce the risk of an Asthma attack -What to do if your symptoms get worse -The emergency action to take if you’re having an asthma attack and when to call 999. #Asthma #AsthmaPlan #MySpira #AR #Education

There are many triggers for asthma; learn together with Spira about different asthma triggers and breathing methods in the MySpira app! #MySpira #AugmentedReality #AR #Inhaler #Education #Asthma #HealthCare #Gamification

This is why we created #MySpira - a gamified learning tool to teach both caregivers and users the proper management and use of inhalers. See full article here: https://t.co/JOJqpwAZar [Source: AJMC] #AugmentedReality #AR #Inhaler #Education #Asthma #HealthCare #Gamification

Download MySpira today to start your journey to understanding Asthma, inhalers and breathing techniques. MySpira will teach you what the common symptoms and triggers of Asthma are and how to use an inhaler correctly. [Source: NHS] #AR #Asthma #MySpira #AugmentedReality #Inhaler

#MySpira uses gamification to help teach children how to use an inhaler. But what is gamification? #AR #Inhaler #Asthma

You can find MySpira on the Google Play Store and the Apple Store! #AR #AugmentedReality #MySpira #Asthma #asthmaawarenessmonth

The University of Suffolk (UOS) @UniofSuffolk looked at 3 types of learning material and their effects on children’s learning. #MySpira demonstrated an overall score that was 26% better than videos and 70% better than leaflets! #AR #Education #Asthma #AsthmaAwareness #Inhaler

This is Spira, he comes from the planet Bronchia. Together with Dr. Woozo, you will learn about asthma and good #inhaler techniques through #gamification. Even if you don’t have asthma yourself, it is likely you know someone who does! #MySpira #Asthma #AsthmaAwarenessMonth #AR

Do you have a child aged 6-10 with #Asthma? We’re offering £100 per case study for MySpira, the world’s first #AugmentedReality asthma training app. To find out more about the trial and to apply, email us at hello@myspira.com

A campaign run in partnership with West Suffolk Council and local schools to cut emissions from vehicles has been turned into a national initiative. @West_Suffolk @GreatBartonPS #WestSuffolk https://t.co/6a2ROws1ZA

👏Congratulations to @OrbitalMediaNet @UniofSuffolk and Associate Thomas Andrews, finalists in the #KTP Societal Impact Award for MySpira @myspiragame Read about the project and its impact here

Our final #COVID19 self-management app this week is MySpira, an #AugmentedReality #asthma training game, developed in collaboration with #healthcare professionals. Catch up on the blog to see the rest, and watch this space for our next round of apps! https://t.co/q0pbUkPPMz

A training app, MySpira is available for free for 12 months to aid children’s self-care of asthma. Supported by @ahrcpress, the app uses the latest AR technology, combined with game play, to help children improve inhaler technique. https://t.co/9v27YwusBu @myspiragame

We're pleased to be featured on @BBCClick https://t.co/OmH5qJ5PjF. It’s now more important than ever to get your inhaler technique right. You can download the application on: iOS: https://t.co/Z4wRTO4QRi Android:

Dr Suha Al-Naimi from @UOS_EAST presenting the #research behind @myspiragame as part of #suffolkresearch2020 #growingsuffolk

@myspiragame @OrbitalMediaNet @UniofSuffolk

There's a lack of awareness amongst the UK population about just how serious asthma is - around one in six people don't know it can be fatal.