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Mobile Application for Home Healthcare: Physician's Expectations and Perceptions.
Mónica B Senillosa1, Javier Saimovici1, Humberto F Mandirola Brieux2
1Homecare Section, Department Internal Medicine, Hospital Italiano de Buenos Aires.
Home healthcare for aging populations with chronic conditions is improving. A mobile app integrated with Electronic Medical Records (EMR) enhances data accuracy and efficiency for home care professionals.
Area of Science:
- Gerontology
- Health Informatics
- Public Health
Background:
- Aging populations and rising chronic diseases necessitate advanced home care solutions.
- Pluripathological patients often face challenges accessing traditional outpatient services.
- Electronic Medical Records (EMR) are crucial for managing chronic illnesses and improving care continuity.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe the design and implementation of a mobile application for home care.
- To integrate Electronic Medical Records (EMR) functionalities into a mobile platform for home visits.
- To enhance the efficiency and accuracy of data collection in home healthcare settings.
Main Methods:
- Development of a mobile application with EMR capabilities.
- Implementation within the homecare setting of the Hospital Italiano de Buenos Aires network.
- User experience and data management evaluation during home visits.
Main Results:
- The mobile app streamlines data recording during home visits, saving professional time.
- Integration with EMR reduces transcription errors and improves data accuracy.
- The application supports better continuity of care for chronically ill patients.
Conclusions:
- Mobile applications with EMR functionalities are effective tools for homecare.
- Digital health solutions can significantly improve the management of chronic diseases at home.
- This technology enhances efficiency and patient safety in home healthcare services.
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