1. Transitioning from a Paper Based Binder
to a Digital Binder
Monishka Pierre
Kristen Digiacomo, OTR/L
PURPOSE
SIGNIFICANCE
OUTCOMESMETHODOLOGY
 Digital binders are an enhanced way of
organizing and editing documents while
ensuring added security.
 2 digital binders pertaining to Conversion
Disorder (D/O) will be constructed for
use at the outpatient rehab.
 Programs geared towards the
management process are fairly new, but
research shows Occupational Therapy
and Physical Therapy are vital
components.
 25% of patients seen at the outpatient
rehab believe other health issues are
contributing to or do not fully
understand their symptoms.
 Both binders can be privately shared,
edited, and printed via many file
formats.
 Thank you to Kristen Digiacomo, Shaloo
Choudhary, Mary Jo Bronson, and
Kamila Pavezzi for all their guidance,
support, and feedback.
Background Photo By: https://pixabay.com/en/photos/pencil/?cat=computer
 To later asses the effectiveness of the
binders, 2 surveys were created.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EVALUATION
Step I
•A 3 ring paper binder was initially
created for Conversion D/O.
Step II
•As an alternative, software gDoc
Inspired, was used to construct a
digital reference binder for the
patients and therapists.
Step III
•A table of contents outline was
created as a guide for both
binders.