PainChek Enterprise
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Please note that the PainChek app can only be used by registered users.
If you are a registered user, please download the app now. If you are not registered, but would like more information, please contact us at info@painchek.com.
PainChek® is transforming pain management to help give a voice to those who cannot verbalise their pain.
The world’s first pain assessment device that has regulatory clearance in Australia and Europe, PainChek uses facial recognition and artificial intelligence to detect pain—providing carers with three important benefits:
1. The ability to identify the presence of pain, when pain isn’t obvious
2. To quantify the severity of pain, and;
3. To monitor the effectiveness of pain treatment and make adjustments as required.
Pain often goes unrecognised in people with communication difficulties such as dementia and alzheimers. Although pain assessment tools exist, they are often subjective, paper-based and under-utilized.
With more than 10,000,000 pain assessments conducted, and a presence in more than 1,800 Residential Aged Care facilities, PainChek intelligently automates pain assessment at the point of care, completing digital pain assessments in under three minutes.
PainChek uses facial recognition technology to detect micro-expressions which are indicative of presence of pain. This data is then combined with non-facial pain cues (vocalisations, movements and behaviours) captured through the app to calculate a pain severity score.
This is the enterprise version of PainChek and you need to be registered to use it. If you are, please download. And, if you have any feedback please email info@painchek.com. We’d love to hear from you.
If you are a registered user, please download the app now. If you are not registered, but would like more information, please contact us at info@painchek.com.
PainChek® is transforming pain management to help give a voice to those who cannot verbalise their pain.
The world’s first pain assessment device that has regulatory clearance in Australia and Europe, PainChek uses facial recognition and artificial intelligence to detect pain—providing carers with three important benefits:
1. The ability to identify the presence of pain, when pain isn’t obvious
2. To quantify the severity of pain, and;
3. To monitor the effectiveness of pain treatment and make adjustments as required.
Pain often goes unrecognised in people with communication difficulties such as dementia and alzheimers. Although pain assessment tools exist, they are often subjective, paper-based and under-utilized.
With more than 10,000,000 pain assessments conducted, and a presence in more than 1,800 Residential Aged Care facilities, PainChek intelligently automates pain assessment at the point of care, completing digital pain assessments in under three minutes.
PainChek uses facial recognition technology to detect micro-expressions which are indicative of presence of pain. This data is then combined with non-facial pain cues (vocalisations, movements and behaviours) captured through the app to calculate a pain severity score.
This is the enterprise version of PainChek and you need to be registered to use it. If you are, please download. And, if you have any feedback please email info@painchek.com. We’d love to hear from you.
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- This app may collect these data typesPersonal info, Health and fitness and 3 others
- Data is encrypted in transit
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What's new
• Resolved an issue that prevented Ward filtering from working correctly.
• Fixed a timezone-related issue that could cause resident dates of birth to display incorrectly.
• Resolved an issue where the Quick Sign In PIN could remain locked after completing a Regular Sign In.
• Fixed a bug that incorrectly allowed users with read-only permissions to create new residents.
• Updated the wording displayed when the Routine Assessment frequency is set to 7 days for improved clarity.
• Fixed a timezone-related issue that could cause resident dates of birth to display incorrectly.
• Resolved an issue where the Quick Sign In PIN could remain locked after completing a Regular Sign In.
• Fixed a bug that incorrectly allowed users with read-only permissions to create new residents.
• Updated the wording displayed when the Routine Assessment frequency is set to 7 days for improved clarity.
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About the developer
PAINCHEK LTD
it@painchek.com
UNIT 401 35 LIME STREET
SYDNEY NSW 2000
Australia
+61 414 769 470