Use case
Rehabilitation that keeps going after discharge
For stroke and cancer rehabilitation teams: a personal plan the person can follow at home, with exercises, reminders and measured goals the team reviews between sessions.
The challenge
Recovery continues long after a person leaves the ward or clinic. Without day-to-day guidance, home programmes are easy to drop, and the team often learns how things went only at the next appointment.
How organisations configure TailorPath
- Example templates: post-stroke upper-limb recovery, gait rehabilitation and cancer-related fatigue management
- Goals scored with GAS (-2 to +2) and reviewed at each follow-up
- Daily home missions with reminders, in the person's language
- Questionnaires for the person and caregivers at set intervals
Everyone works from one plan
The person
Sees today's exercises and tasks, marks them done and gets reminders.
The family
Follows the plan in the regular layout and helps with home missions, as the person's plan allows.
The professional team
Builds the plan from a template, follows progress and adjusts goals at follow-up.
This is one example of how TailorPath can be configured. Every organisation sets its own templates, goals, measures and layout.
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