SCI Health Toolkit vs Freia

Designed to support those living with a spinal cord injury stay healthy and well by providing helpful tracking tools and health checks. The SCI health toolkit which was developed in partnership with royal rehab, the university of Sydney and icare enables quick reporting of overall health and symptoms of problems related to living with a spinal cord injury. The toolkit has handy trackers for monitoring fluid intake, mental health, exercise, bowel and pain with the ability to export your trackers to share with careers and medical professionals as well as a care plan to help manage day to day life and medical visits.

Freia supports patients who are participating in clinic-managed care programs. The app helps patients follow clinician-provided plans and stay connected to their care program between appointments. Features may include: • viewing clinician-authored treatment plans • viewing care tasks and progress over time • tracking sleep, activity, and exercise information • viewing nutrition-related support • completing weekly emotional wellbeing check-ins • viewing health results, graphs, and reference ranges • accessing a secure, clinic-managed care experience Freia is available only through participating clinics and is used as part of care overseen by qualified clinicians. Freia is not a medical device and does not diagnose, treat, or provide automated medical recommendations or clinical decision support. It does not provide emergency care. Clinical decisions are made by qualified healthcare professionals. If your clinic has invited you to use Freia, you can log in using the details they provided. Privacy: https://freia.com.au/privacy