Ann: Morrison Govt $5M Grant for PainChek Trial in Aged Care, page-16

PainChek CEO Philip Daffas commended the Federal Government and the Hon Ken Wyatt AM for showing genuine vision and a strong commitment to improving the care of non-verbal Australians who are in residential care.
“This investment is set to trigger widespread and long-term use of the PainChek® app. From a business perspective we have been focused on how best to facilitate national uptake. We have been making good progress by approaching aged care providers individually but this takes the implementation to a whole new level in double-quick time,” said Daffas.
“The feedback is very positive from the residential aged care centres that are already using PainChek®. So facilitating uptake is going to provide equality of access to all service providers and their residents living with dementia. We are well positioned to roll out PainChek rapidly through a range of training programmes and partners including on-line training capabilities and we will be working hard to implement PainChek® as quickly as possible across nominated trial aged care homes”
“This program will help refine how the app gets integrated into every day clinical care in the aged residential setting. PainChek® is a uniquely Australian invention being progressed by an Australian leader in digital health innovation. The app effectively gives a voice to people who cannot verbalise their pain and we look forward to working with the government to expand our efforts to do just that,” said Daffas.

The best CEO on the asx, thank you Mr Daffas.