HopHop vs Guide APIC

The estimated arrival time is dynamically calculated from the GPS of your iPhone or manually determined. The application uses photo-identification to help the process during the daily dismissal of your children. When a request is sent for the preparation of your child, the name and photo of the person assigned to pick your child will appear at the daycare centre. The application allows you to easily manage the photo and info of friends or family members you already authorized to pick up your children at the daycare centre. You click on HopHop when you leave for the daycare centre. The daycare receives the message only at the time necessary for your child to prepare. As an example, if the daycare centre determines that the children's preparation time is ten minutes, the HopHop server will manage to make your call appear only ten minutes from your arrival at the daycare. HopHop minimizes your wait time at the daycare and gives your child time to prepare calmly without the pressure of your arrival. You will find in the Help menu procedures to guide you through functionalities of the app.

Le Guide APIC (attitudes et perceptions liées à l'image corporelle) est un outil destiné aux professionnels de la santé et aux étudiants en santé. Il offre un support à quatre actions cliniques : le dépistage, l’évaluation, le diagnostic différentiel et la planification de l'intervention. Il permet de traduire les connaissances actuelles dans le champ des TCA en outils interactifs utilisables directement dans la pratique quotidienne. Le guide se décline en quatre volets : dépistage, évaluation, diagnostic, intervention. Il est publié par L'équipe de recherche sur les attitudes et perceptions liées à l'image corporelle de l'Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières sous la supervision Marie-Pierre Gagnon-Girouard, PhD, Psychologue clinicienne.