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Mateus Fontes Saggioro¹, Gabrielle Jacklin Eler², Fernanda Coelho Figueiredo³

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This study introduces a mobile app model for tracking hospital wound treatments. The proposed application aims to improve patient safety and streamline wound care processes for healthcare professionals.

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Mobile application electronic health records wounds and injuries

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Area of Science:

Medical Informatics
Digital Health
Healthcare Technology

Background:

Effective tracking of in-hospital wound treatments is crucial for patient outcomes and resource management.
Existing methods for wound monitoring can be time-consuming and prone to inefficiencies.

Purpose of the Study:

To present a mobile application model designed for the comprehensive treatment tracking of in-hospital wounds.
To outline key features and functionalities for an optimized wound management system.

Main Methods:

A literature review on mobile wound monitoring applications was conducted.
Interviews with healthcare professionals and analysis of wound forms informed the application's design.
The application model was developed using a prototyping tool.

Main Results:

The prototype includes patient evaluation interfaces and role-specific functionalities for healthcare professionals.
Features encompass a monitoring dashboard, wound location selection via a body model, treatment prescription, photo-based tracking, and report generation.
The system supports efficient management of open admissions and wound documentation.

Conclusions:

Adoption of this mobile application can optimize wound treatment protocols.
The system has the potential to enhance patient safety and reduce material costs.
It may also decrease the time professionals spend on rework related to dressing procedures.