Conference Paper (unpublished)

Improving lives through innovation and supported self-care for people with long term conditions and towards end-of-life: evaluation of VitruCare

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Wilson C (2015) Improving lives through innovation and supported self-care for people with long term conditions and towards end-of-life: evaluation of VitruCare. KTP Associates Conference 2015, University of Glasgow, 28.05.2015-28.05.2015. http://dro.dur.ac.uk/20338/1/20338.pdf?DDD2+rcvj28+d700tmt+dul4eg

Abstract
First paragraph: Dynamic Health Systems is a company comprised of innovative clinicians with an affinity for IT, business transformation experts with experience in health and experienced solution designers who understand critical systems. DHS is a small business with 6 company members, including myself, who have developed a digital health system called VitruCareTM . VitruCareTM is designed to help patients self-manage their health. The system was originally designed for patients with long term conditions (LTCs) such as diabetes, hypertension and hypothyroidism but recently the company has expanded its target market towards people nearing the end of their lives (EoL) and is in partnership with Sue Ryder.

StatusUnpublished
Publication date31/05/2015
Publisher URLhttp://dro.dur.ac.uk/…8+d700tmt+dul4eg
ConferenceKTP Associates Conference 2015
Conference locationUniversity of Glasgow
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Dr Carolyn Wilson-Nash

Dr Carolyn Wilson-Nash

Lecturer in Marketing & Retail, Marketing & Retail