Genia addresses difficulties in sharing personal experience and the child’s wish to be heard and understood both within the family and by healthcare professionals. The applications support both collection of data, and sharing of experiences related to personal wellbeing. It is difficult to see patterns appearing over time and to connect experienced symptoms with action (advised treatment) and result (experienced health). Genia aims to increase learning and understanding by enabling for analysis and reflection based on observations in daily living. Genia is ready to link families with their clinical microsystems via national Swedish eHealth infrastructure and with their research and quality improvement platforms via so-called national quality registries.
Inspired by learning from scholars at the Dartmouth Institute, Andreas Hager who has a daughter with CF, or cystic fibrosis, saw the importance of facilitating for everyone involved in the clinical microsystem to work together, where child patients and families could contribute and take a more qualified role in lessening the illness burden, increase trust and sense of customization. The pioneer user group is therefore quite naturally the CF-community. Daily life with CF. Patients and families living with CF are super users of healthcare and welfare services. They are
PApGaE rt72ofthe10%ofthepopulationresponsCibASleE GfEoNrIAaround70%ofpublicspendinginthearea.Eventhoughfamilies and individuals develop their entirely own personal strategies for self-management, there is an opportunity for smart phone applications to be a support in disease management in different ways. Skillful living with the difficult will enable a life like yours and mine, create time and make professional support systems more efficient.
Genia addresses difficulties in sharing personal experience and the child’s wish to be heard and understood both within the family and by healthcare professionals. The applications support both collection of data, and sharing of experiences related to personal wellbeing. It is difficult to see patterns appearing over time and to connect experienced symptoms with action (advised treatment) and result (experienced health). Genia aims to increase learning and understanding by enabling for analysis and reflection based on observations in daily living. Genia is ready to link families with their clinical microsystems via national Swedish eHealth infrastructure and with their research and quality improvement platforms via so-called national quality registries.
Inspired by learning from scholars at the Dartmouth Institute, Andreas Hager who has a daughter with CF, or cystic fibrosis, saw the importance of facilitating for everyone involved in the clinical microsystem to work together, where child patients and families could contribute and take a more qualified role in lessening the illness burden, increase trust and sense of customization. The pioneer user group is therefore quite naturally the CF-community. Daily life with CF. Patients and families living with CF are super users of healthcare and welfare services. They are
PApGaE rt72ofthe10%ofthepopulationresponsCibASleE GfEoNrIAaround70%ofpublicspendinginthearea.Eventhoughfamilies and individuals develop their entirely own personal strategies for self-management, there is an opportunity for smart phone applications to be a support in disease management in different ways. Skillful living with the difficult will enable a life like yours and mine, create time and make professional support systems more efficient.
Genia addresses difficulties in sharing personal experience and the child’s wish to be heard and understood both within the family and by healthcare professionals. The applications support both collection of data, and sharing of experiences related to personal wellbeing. It is difficult to see patterns appearing over time and to connect experienced symptoms with action (advised treatment) and result (experienced health). Genia aims to increase learning and understanding by enabling for analysis and reflection based on observations in daily living. Genia is ready to link families with their clinical microsystems via national Swedish eHealth infrastructure and with their research and quality improvement platforms via so-called national quality registries.
Inspired by learning from scholars at the Dartmouth Institute, Andreas Hager who has a daughter with CF, or cystic fibrosis, saw the importance of facilitating for everyone involved in the clinical microsystem to work together, where child patients and families could contribute and take a more qualified role in lessening the illness burden, increase trust and sense of customization. The pioneer user group is therefore quite naturally the CF-community. Daily life with CF. Patients and families living with CF are super users of healthcare and welfare services. They are
PApGaE rt72ofthe10%ofthepopulationresponsCibASleE GfEoNrIAaround70%ofpublicspendinginthearea.Eventhoughfamilies and individuals develop their entirely own personal strategies for self-management, there is an opportunity for smart phone applications to be a support in disease management in different ways. Skillful living with the difficult will enable a life like yours and mine, create time and make professional support systems more efficient.
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