CaptureProof vs Ketogenic Diet Therapy

CaptureProof is asynchronous telemedicine - decoupling medical care from time and location. Securely share patient photos and videos: collaborate around the episode of care and keep patients out of the ER. Optimize who you see - where and when. CaptureProof is the doctor’s prescription pad for media. Request a specific photo or video from the patient at home with a secure media Rx™ or objectively track a patient’s progress in the office. CaptureProof automatically creates a time lapse and comparison of a patient’s healing with photos or videos, to be accessed and shared anywhere, anytime. Keep PHI safe with the CaptureProof’s hipaa library. Link episodes of care into any EHR. CaptureProof turns wait-and-see into see-and-know. Put the doctor’s eye into the patient’s hand. Everybody heals differently, stop simply describing symptoms, show them through CaptureProof. CaptureProof is HIPAA US-EU Privacy Shield/Swiss Safe harbor compliant

The Emily Center at Phoenix Children’s Hospital presents Our JourneyTM with Ketogenic Diet Therapy as a tool to help families of children who are starting ketogenic diet therapy. This app helps identify what they need to know to safely care for their child at home. Parts of this app may also be applied to a clinic or emergency room visit. When a child is cared for in the hospital or clinic setting, parents can be overwhelmed by nurses and doctors speaking medical jargon. Sometimes health care providers think they are clearly communicating but do not check to make sure you understand their instructions. If you are able to teach back the information in your own words, you can be confident you do understand. The Our JourneyTM with Ketogenic Diet Therapy app is designed to: — facilitate conversations between families and the health care team. — help parents identify what they need to know to safely care for their child at home. — give parents a safe way to admit what they do not know or understand and ask questions. — cue families on what they need to teach back or demonstrate to their nurse or doctor. This gives the health care provider an opportunity to confirm information and skills and correct misunderstandings. — help families feel confident that they can safely care for their child at home after discharge from the hospital, know the signs of possible problems, and know how to respond. About The Emily Center at Phoenix Children’s Hospital: Founded in 1990, the Center is named after Emily Anderson. Emily fought a rare form of leukemia for four years before losing her battle a few days before her seventh birthday. Frustrated by the lack of easy to understand information about Emily’s illness, her parents founded The Emily Center so that families of sick children would always have access to pediatric health information that is accurate, easy to understand, and free of charge to Arizona’s families. http://www.theemilycenter.org and on Twitter @emilycenter.