Participate vs CareCorner

Participate is envisaged as a "one stop shop" for families of children and young adults with neurological conditions and injuries - who are seeking information, reviews, community and professional advice on parks, playgrounds and places to visit around the Perth metropolitan area (Western Australia). Reviewed by the team at the Healthy Strides Foundation - a combination of Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologists and the local disablility community here in Perth Australia - we've reviewed close to 100 parks and playgrounds, with many more updates to come over the summer months. There is a handy map of the parks all broken up by star rating, you can search by facilities (including accessible parking, play options, disability bathrooms, park mobility and safety) or location near you, keep a favourites list of your shortlisted parks and playgrounds and even share your own review with other users of the app.

CareCorner is designed to support the day to day coordination of care for those receiving community care due to disabilities, old age or other chronic health conditions. CareCorner allows everyone to operate on the same page and stay up to date with the care recipient’s needs. The person mainly responsible to coordinate Care for a person or the Care recipient themselves subscribes and sets up an account via our website (v2app.carecorner.net.au) or the mobile app. They then invite contributors who can access the customised Care Platform via the App or a desktop. Nurses and Support workers can: - review an up to date Nursing Care Plan. - Add observations and interventions as the day goes on - share progress notes with the whole team for a smooth shift handover - review daily reports to ensure all care tasks are complete - review custom reports to identify any trends - easily access emergency contacts and plans - sign off the administration of medications - share files Family members are supported by: - getting live updates on their loved one’s progress - being empowered to educate through data - creating daily to do lists for the care team