palliAGED - Developing an Innovative Tool Supporting EB Palliative Care Delivery by GPs presented by Paul Tait
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Presented at the PHC Research Conference 8-9 June 2016, Canberra
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- 1. Paul Tait, Amanda Adams and Jennifer Tieman Flinders University, South Australia palliAGED: Developing an innovative tool supporting evidence-based palliative care delivery by GPs @pallcarepharm
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- 4. • Palliative Care • Aged Care • Caregivers • Pain • Fatigue • Home Care • Carers • Dementia 2891• palliative care focus • support patient care within a RAC or home environment • Health professionals (e.g. GP) 11
- 5. • Palliative Care • Aged Care • Caregivers • Pain • Fatigue • Home Care • Carers • Dementia 2891• palliative care focus • within a RAC or home environment • Health professionals (e.g. GP) 11
- 7. “Framework of palliative care” Would you be surprised if this patient died in the next 6 to 12 months? Yes Advance care planning No Case conferencing Terminal care management plan
- 8. App Development Functional specification • Device agnostic • Desktop version (apps.caresearch.com.au) • Responsive design • Capable of direct dialling Project team IT developer Graphic designer
- 9. Review And Usability Testing Testing of design, layout and usability Feedback reviewed Recommendations made Proofing review and functional movement analysis palliAGED app loaded to stores and launched
- 10. Marketing
- 11. Downloads 0 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 Accumulative Downloads Apple Store Downloads Play Store Downloads Total Downloads
- 12. Where do people view the pages?
- 13. Conclusion • palliAGED app provides GPs clinical support at the bedside • Explore the role of smartphone apps in future projects to extend their reach and distribution
- 14. Paul Tait, Amanda Adams and Jennifer Tieman Flinders University, South Australia palliAGED: Developing an innovative tool supporting evidence-based palliative care delivery by GPs @pallcarepharm
Editor's Notes
- CareSearch is an online resource designed to help those needing relevant and trustworthy information and resources about palliative care.
- The average GP sees 5 palliative care patients a year. While palliative care is important, it is not something that GPs engage with on a daily basis. We need to develop tools to better support GPs.
- We searched for these 8 terms through the iTunes and Google Play stores and discovered 2891 different apps. Upon closer inspection, many of these apps were unrelated to clinical care of palliative care patients within the community. They included games, job vacancy sites, foreign language apps.
- We searched for these 8 terms through the iTunes and Google Play stores and discovered 2891 different apps. Upon closer inspection, many of these apps were unrelated to clinical care of palliative care patients within the community. They included games, job vacancy sites, foreign language apps.
- The world’s largest palliative care clinical trial demonstrated the value of conducting case conferences for people living in the community
- members of the smartphone working party as well as the GATI Advisory Group reviewed the app for design, layout and usability prior to release and involved A structured feedback document was prepared and all comments reviewed by the GATI Project Team. A list of recommendations was prepared for the GATI Advisory Group who met to review the comments and approve changes. An editor completed a proofing review and functional movement analysis by the end of April. The app was loaded to the iOS, Google Play and Windows stores in mid-April. Changes to the content were made to the web content read through the app. These three application stores provide anticipated majority coverage of the electronic devices that general practitioners and RAC staff would normally access. Direct access will also be enabled through the Decision Assist website.
- CareSearch is an online resource designed to help those needing relevant and trustworthy information and resources about palliative care.