eStrokeNav
The aim of this research project is to better understand the transition from hospital to home for Australian stroke survivors and their caregivers and to explore ways of improving this transition with the support of digital technology. The Stroke Portal (eStrokeNav) app is intended to be a key “cog” in the model of stroke care for Metro North Hospital and Health Service (MNHHS) stroke survivors. The app helps stroke patients, their family and carers to navigate and access their individualised goals and recovery care plan, evidence-based stroke information and self-management tools and relevant community health and support service information.
Reporting: eStrokeNav: Better Individualised Stroke Care
Funding / Grants
- Metro North Hospital and Health Service
Chief Investigators
Team
Other Team Members
- Prof Theresa Green (UQ)
- Ms Jennifer Muller (stroke advocate)
- Dr Amina Tariq (QUT)
- Mr Kevin Clark (MNHHS)
Publications
- Green, Theresa, Ploderer, Bernd (2020) From collaboration to care: Using co-design principles and caring science to guide professional rehabilitation nursing practice Journal of the Australasian Rehabilitation Nurses Association, 23 (1), pp.4-6.
- Ploderer, Bernd, Stuart, Jonathon, Tran, Vivian, Green, Theresa, Muller, Jennifer, Soro, A, Vyas, D, Waycott, J, Ploderer, B, Morrison, A, et al. (2017) The transition of stroke survivors from hospital to home: understanding work and design opportunities Proceedings of the 29th Australian Conference on Computer-Human Interaction, pp.1-9.