Currently in progress of extending the functionality of the SmartMED application. The SmartMED web portal will allows users to look deeper into the data they are creating along with inviting others to view how well they are adhering.
The web portal will be an extension of the SmartMED application, giving its users more functionality. Users will be able to join groups, or invite others to follow them in order to help maintain medication adherence. Concerned family members or individuals can follow users to view their adherence and get alerts of when non-adherence occurs. Researchers may use it to manage groups of individuals to easily collect adherence data and identify non-adherence sooner.
SmartMED is now offically avaliable on the Google Playstore. Avaliable now on Android 3.0+ devices.
"We are currently looking for some beta testers for our Android application. The application automates the tedious process of managing a prescription regime. The application will alert you at the right time, every time, when to take your medication. By using the application, you'll have an accurate record of your medication adherence history."
"It's been an interesting year since the national e-Health Conference in Vancouver last May. After winning the Apps Challenge at the conference, we returned to Hamilton to be greeted by proud parents, family, Mohawk College and McMaster University, The Hamilton Spectator, and CBC Hamilton. We were even asked to do a demo at DemoCamp hosted by Software Hamilton."
"Representing the Mohawk College Applied Research Centre for e-Health and Ontario Centres of Excellence, the Godreaults designed SmartMed so it can be used on a smartphone to remind users to take prescriptions and track their progress. It can also, with the patient’s permission, allow family members and others concerned about the course of care to monitor prescription adherence. They won the $3,500 first prize in the first Apps Challenge at the conference in Vancouver in May."
"Two Canadian students have designed an award-winning medication adherence app. SmartMed, the winning entry in the e-Health 2012 Conference Apps Challenge, was created by brothers Leo and Jerad Godreault. Representing the Mohawk College Applied Research Centre for eHealth, they designed SmartMed so it can be used on a smartphone to remind users to take prescriptions and track their progress..."
"If you’ve ever forgotten to take medication on time or worried about a relative taking a prescription correctly, you will appreciate SmartMed, the winning entry in thee-Health 2012: Innovating Health e-Care Conference Apps Challenge created by Hamilton, Ontario brothers Leo and Jerad Godreault..."
This poster was presented at the National eHealth Conference in Vancouver, BC. It helped gain SmartMED the award for the Student Competition.
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