The project Assioma (ASSIstenza per bambini Ospedalizzati basata su Mobile Application: Assistance for Hospitalized children based on mobile application), is a software platform based on mobile technologies to provide innovative services to support medical care for children who are hospitalized.
It’s a tool that helps to improve communication and interaction between the patient and the medical staff during the entire treatment process.
From a medical point of view, the platform simplifies integration of clinical data with the information provided by the patient; also, thanks to non-pharmacological techniques (gamification, creative visualization, etc.), it allows to reduce the pain associated with those procedures and use of analgesic prescriptions. Moreover, the system is able to ease the understanding of symptoms and soften the anxiety tied to waiting for the exams (x-rays, MRI scan, etc.).
The project was approved in the area of Regional Operative Program Regione Lazio 2014-2020 and it is co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) to monitor the therapy outside the hospital.
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WHAT'S IT FOR?

Parent

Child

Doctor
ASSIOMA PARENTS
Dedicated to the parents in the hospital
ASSIOMA DIARY
Dedicated to the parents at home
Differently from Assioma Parents, Assioma Diary can be downloaded directly from Play Store and used also from home. Its main purpose is to be agenda. In the tablet on the app, the parents can see the procedures of a single day with the timeline for all appointments, while with Assioma Diary they can view all future appointments for the child in the hospital and select the detail for a specific day.
ASSIOMA DESKTOP
From the desktop, the doctor can input data and consult and modify the info provided by the parent on the tablet. The doctor can set up the hours when the child has to take its medicines and can also know the emotional state that the child selects from its game app after taking the pill. The medical staff can also send customized notification to the parents for communications and hours of visits.