From admission to recovery: Streamlining care with Patient Journey

The Patient Journey app combines education, remote monitoring and communication into one platform. The solution focusses on increasing patient’s self-management skills, and allowing healthcare professionals to remotely manage their patient population.

Use-cases include:

• Chronic disease management in COPD- and heart failure setting.
• Optimising orthopedic journeys.
• “Better-in-better-out” prehabilitation practices for patients with colorectal cancer.

How Patient Journey optimises time and surgery results

Join us and learn more about how Patient Journey can optimise time and surgery results through 3 main subjects for any healthcare organisation or hospital:

• Misconception about the “magic hours” in the operating theatre: Patients often believe that the operation itself is the most important moment in their treatment. In reality, the preparation beforehand and the rehabilitation afterwards are absolutely crucial. The Patient Journey app helps optimise these phases and engages patients in a meaningful way throughout their recovery journey.
• Limited time and information transfer during consultations: Healthcare professionals have very little time to explain complex medical information thoroughly. Patients tend to retain very little, especially when under stress. The Patient Journey app offers repetition and calm, allowing patients to process information more effectively at their own pace.
• Handshake consultations and unnecessary hospital visits: Too often, patients attend hospital appointments that offer little value. Brief check-ins where everything seems fine. Yet when things do go wrong, they’re not scheduled to be seen. With clear instructions via the Patient Journey app, patients can take better care of themselves at home and reach out when it truly matters.

Presented by

This webinar will be presented by Thomas Timmers PhD, founder of the Enovation Patient Journey app and postdoc academic researcher Digital Care Transitions at Radboud Academic Medical Center in the Netherlands. Thomas will combine both practical and scientific perspectives to demonstrate patient flow optimisation in various patient journeys.