St Andrews Village in Canberra has been using the integrated platforms for more than 12 months. Speaking of how the integration has benefited the facility and its residents, CEO Deborah Booth said, “PainChek is a useful tool for people in the first and second stages of cognitive loss, which is a lot of our residents at St Andrews.
“The integration with Person Centred Software has made the documentation process so much easier. Now, we can pull up a report of resident behaviours. So, if we have someone with triggered behaviour we can go back and look at when the last PainChek assessment was done, check for patterns and act much more quickly to help ease the resident of any discomfort, documenting the outcome through Person Centred Software.”
