FASD App 2.0
Fetale Alkoholspektrumstörung
About
This app helps parents of children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) track daily behavior and parental resources. It generates reports to visualize the child's progress and family's quality of life, which can be shared with healthcare professionals.
What's New in FASD App 2.0
2.0.7
August 23, 2023
Verbesserungen der Stabilität
Developer apps
FAQ
What is FASD App 2.0 used for?
FASD App 2.0 is designed for parents of children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). It helps them daily assess their child's behavior across various domains and their own personal resources or burdens.
How does FASD App 2.0 help track my child's progress?
By consistently filling out the daily calendar entries, the app creates a detailed, near-real-time documentation of your child's impairments and your own resources. This information is visualized in a graph as a FASD Report within the app.
Can I share the FASD Report with others?
Yes, the FASD Report can be downloaded as a PDF and shared with healthcare professionals such as doctors, psychologists, therapists, and social workers who are involved in your child's care.
Is my data kept private with FASD App 2.0?
The results entered into FASD App 2.0 are stored anonymously on the database of the Deutsches FASD KOMPETENZZENTRUM Bayern project. This ensures your personal information is not traceable back to you.
Does FASD App 2.0 have ads?
No, FASD App 2.0 does not contain advertisements. It is a free application designed to support families without commercial interruptions.
What devices is FASD App 2.0 available on?
FASD App 2.0 is currently supported on iPhones and iPods, indicated by its compatibility with 'iphone' and 'ipod' devices.
How often is FASD App 2.0 updated?
The app was last updated on August 23, 2023, with version 2.0.7. This indicates regular maintenance and potential improvements to the application.
What is the user rating for FASD App 2.0?
FASD App 2.0 has a user rating of 3.0 stars based on one review. This suggests a mixed reception from its current user base.