ADOC-H 4+

Kounosuke Tomori

Conçu pour iPad

    • 6,99 €

Description

ADOC-H("Aid for Decision-making in Occupation Choice" for Hand) is an application to facilitates client to encourage participation in rehabilitation goal setting process for their hands.

For the clients who became accustomed not to use their hands, it is important to encourage not only “moving" their hands but also “using" them. However, it has been difficult for the clients to continue their rehabilitation because of the lack of their understanding to it’s purpose. This is the reason why we developed ADOC-H.

By choosing illustrations on ADOC-H, clients and occupational therapists can decide on goals. ADOC-H can also measure the satisfaction for each chosen occupation, and can print out the document as PDF.

ADOC-H is available on iPhone and iPad. Therapists can also check daily schedule of a client on Apple Watch.

*ADOC-H is an application developed with our experiences accumulated on our first product “ADOC”.

*ADOC-H is jointly developed with ADOC project, the group of occupational therapists in Japan.
https://sites.google.com/site/adocforot/english

Nouveautés

Version 1.03

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

Bug fixes and some improvements for usability.

Confidentialité de l’app

Le développeur Kounosuke Tomori n’a fourni aucune information à Apple concernant ses pratiques en matière de confidentialité et de traitement des données. Pour en savoir plus, consultez la politique de confidentialité du développeur.

Aucune information fournie

Le développeur devra fournir des informations quant à la confidentialité des données au moment de soumettre la prochaine mise à jour de son app.

Prend en charge

  • Partage familial

    Jusqu’à six membres de la famille peuvent utiliser cette app lorsque le partage familial est activé.

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