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How motivational messaging may help patients to stay on course with MyPal
Dr Jonathan Reston and Heather Parker, MyPal team members and behaviour change specialists at Atlantis Healthcare UK, explain how the MyPal Adult study will incorporate personalised motivational messaging to optimise participant engagement. Most of us are now connected to a range of … Continue reading
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Tagged Motivational messaging and end-of-life care, MyPal
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Utilising gaming to enhance palliative care for children – the MyPal Child study
Professor Julia Downing, MyPal team member and Chief Executive, International Children’s Palliative Care Network, explains how the MyPal Child study aims to incorporate ‘gaming’ – now a part of everyday life for many children and young people – within the healthcare … Continue reading
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Tagged Gaming and health care
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Advanced patient-reported outcome systems in the palliative care of adults and children with cancer – launch of a new European project: MyPal
Dr Vassilis Koutkias (Greece), Dr Kostas Stamatopoulos (Greece), Professor Sheila Payne and Dr Sean Hughes (UK) unveil a new European project to enable adults and children with cancer to engage more actively with their illness through the use of digital apps … Continue reading
