Design and validation of a tool to evaluate the efficacy, safety and effectiveness of health applications for the management and prevention of overweight and obesity.
Carme Carrión (IP), Mariona Balfegó, Guillem Cuatrecasas, Montserrat Moharra, Guillem Paluzié, Elisa Puigdomènech, Francesc Saigí, Alberto Zamora
Instituto de Salud Carlos III
40.535€
https://evalapps.wordpress.com
The main objective is to create a new programme, in the form of a mobile application (App), combining the contents and objectives of DAREmpordà and DARWeb, which achieves comprehensive and personalised care for patients with FAP (recurrent abdominal pain of functional cause) and their families, based on the concept of “patient-centred intervention”; in our case,…
Development of an App to support decision making on psychosocial interventions for autistic spectrum disorders The AUTAPP project, carried out together with Parc Taulí Hospital Universitario and funded by the Carlos III Health Institute, has designed the mobile application TEApp, which aims to help in the communication of the person with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)…
The COVID-19 pandemic paralysed the Catalan healthcare system, forcing it to make hasty use of technology and adapt multiple processes to a virtual and digital environment, where previously its use in non-face-to-face interaction between professionals and patients was non-existent. The main objective of this research is to create a conceptual model based on the practice…
The D-RESKILL@U project takes the “European Skills Agenda” head-on by prioritising equity and inclusion as a key instrument of socio-economic development and excellence.
DigiCanTrain aim is up-skilling and re-skilling the health care workforce in the cancer care setting which then in return support the development of effective, person-centered health care, digital cancer care services and the use of contemporary eHealth technology by the HCPs. Project Team Antoni Baena, Carme Carrión, Francesc Saigí i Daniella Cabutto Funding Entity European…
Evaluation of the use of the OMS Skin NTDs app (v3.0) & Preparation of a draft for a joint publication in a peer-reviewed journal in collaboration with OMS staff. Project team Asmae Frej, Mireia Cano, José A Ruiz-Postigo Paul Macharia Richard Odame Phillips Yaw Ampem Amoako Carme Carrion Funding entity Amount financed 15.000€ https://www.researchprotocols.org/2022/12/e39393/authors
