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Establishing FHIR Appointment Management in a Daycare Unit for Eating Disorders
Angelika Rzepka1, Kerstin Rudolf2, Dalia Haemmerle3
1AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH, Vienna, Austria.
Background:
Efficient appointment management is crucial in daycare units for eating disorders, where multidisciplinary teams coordinate various therapeutic sessions.
Objectives:
Establishing FHIR appointment management enhances scheduling efficiency, ensuring seamless communication between healthcare providers while enabling real-time updates for rescheduling and cancellations.
Methods:
By integrating FHIR appointment management in a digital health solution, the system supports comprehensive tracking of a client's treatment journey and allows for real-time scheduling an adapting in daycare for both the care team and the clients.
Results:
A mobile phone app and data management system approach was implemented and piloted in a daycare for eating disorders. Additionally, an information system success model survey was conducted to discover further improvement potential.
Conclusion:
FHIR appointment management enhances the existing telehealth platform while actively incorporating clients in their therapy and guaranteeing efficient program operation in daycare.
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