Educational films offer a clear and accessible overview of upcoming procedures, significantly enhancing patient compliance. The anesthesia informational videos from MAIA.tools feature high-quality 3D animations created in collaboration with medical professionals and legal experts, specifically designed for clinical use [...]
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PROs und PROMs werden in der Orthopädie breit eingesetzt. Mit der ePRO-Lösung von MAIA.tools können Patient Reported Outcomes für die Orthopädie bzw. im Hinblick auf muskuloskelletale Erkrankungen hochgradig effizient durchgeführt werden. Dabei werden höchste Standards, etwa Mehrpunkterhebungen zu Aufnahme, Entlassung oder beliebigen katamnesischen Zeitpunkten, umgesetzt. Für Patientinnen und Patienten achten wir auf einen niederschwelligen Zugang (ohne
Im Fokus: ePRO (electronic Patient Reported Outcomes) für Orthopädie Read more >>
Die Erfassung der Lebensqualität und des Behandlungserfolges von onkologischen Patientinnen und Patienten spielt eine immer wichtigere Rolle in der Gesundheitsversorgung – mittlerweile gehören entsprechende PROMs in vielen auf die Onkologie spezialisierten Einrichtungen zum Standard. Vorteile von ePRO-Lösungen Die elektronische Abwicklung von PROMs ist zweifellos der arbeits- und kostensparendste Weg, um Onkologiepatient:innen zu ihren Behandlungsergebnissen zu
In focus: Electronic Patient Reported Outcomes (ePRO) for oncology Read more >>
The MAIA platform is a software specifically designed for use in hospitals and clinics, digitally optimizing communication channels between healthcare providers and patients. It offers exciting possibilities for quality management in the healthcare sector. Patient and Employee Surveys With the MAIA platform, any type of questionnaire can be implemented. There are no limits to the design of the questionnaires, allowing for tailored surveys to meet specific needs.
MAIA.tools is now a technical partner of the Health Outcomes Observatory (H2O) in Austria. H2O represents a strategic cross-country partnership that connects the private and public sectors to establish a robust model for gathering and processing data related to electronic Patient Reported Outcomes (ePROs). On a large scale, patients‘ conditions are measured to later be incorporated into medical decision-making, both on an individual and public level. For further [...]
QR codes are becoming increasingly common, appearing in coffeehouses, on parcels, and even on receipts. These little black-and-white squares can be found on menus, products, and packaging, making them a familiar part of our daily lives. They provide quick access to information, primarily by linking to websites or online forms—hence the name 'Quick Response Code' [...]
QR codes – a brief guide for seniors Read more >>
Visual representations of medical procedures and treatments significantly increase patient compliance. Patients perform approximately 24 % better on knowledge tests when educated using audiovisual media instead of paper materials (AniMedical KG, study conducted with older urological patients, 2013). Thus, [...]
Videos for effective patient education: Tips for integration into patient communication Read more >>
Urological surgeries such as prostatectomy or TURP are among the most common procedures and are explained thousands of times a year. Electronic patient education with modern audiovisual media, integrated patient history forms, electronic signatures and automated documentation can make education processes in clinics and practices more effective and patient-focused. In addition [...]
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Educational films offer a clear and accessible overview of upcoming procedures, significantly enhancing patient compliance. The anesthesia informational videos from MAIA.tools feature high-quality 3D animations created in collaboration with medical professionals and legal experts, specifically designed for clinical use [...]
Patient education videos for anesthesia Read more >>
Undoubtedly, surveys like PROMs (Patient Reported Outcome Measures) focus on patient well-being and, by definition, serve as a tool that centers around people. However, used as mundane paper questionnaires or sterile online surveys, they often fail to meet this expectation - from a patient’s perspective. This is not only unfortunate but also a missed opportunity, since targeted improvements can shape Patient Reported Outcomes in a way that allows patients to understand [...]
PROMs and patient-centricity – for patients a matter of communication quality Read more >>