We need your help!
We hope to assist in the production
of an app to help patients prepare for Dupuytren's surgery and the
recovery afterwards. This prototype needs to be tested by as many
patients as possible, preferably those who have had surgery
(fasciectomy), are waiting for surgery or are considering it.
If you think you can
help, please reply to the email address on the text below.
Introducing
the British Dupuytren’s Society surgery app
The
British Dupuytren’s Society is working with the team at
myrecovery.ai on
a smartphone and tablet app to help people get ready for and recover
from Dupuytren’s contracture surgery.
The
app is a digital companion for anyone having Dupuytren's surgery and
includes videos that highlight the main points for each stage,
alongside interactive exercises and useful information for every step
of the treatment journey.
The
app is in constant development and we are currently recruiting
patients for our "Expert Patient Tester Group," to gather
feedback, suggestions and ideas for how the app can help people in
the best possible way.
If
you are interested in testing the app, let us know or contact the
myrecovery app team directly (bds@myrecovery.ai)
and they will help you get started.
Many
thanks – we look forward to hearing your thoughts and suggestions!
If the bds email does not work email me and I will forward your email address. anna@dupuytrens-society.org.uk
ReplyDeleteHello all, A big thanks to everyone for comments and suggestions! We have made a good number of updates since and we've also made it easier to sign up for the app via: www.myrecovery.app/bds
ReplyDeleteAll the best and very best wishes!
Axel