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Painchek — Webinar: Pain and Dementia (October 2021)

21 slides from Painchek's conference presentation, Oct 27, 2021

  1. Slide 1: David Allsopp, Head of Business Development ANZ

    DA V ID A LLS OP P H E A D OF B U S IN E S S DE V E LOP M E N T A N Z david.allsopp@painchek.com PA IN C HE K LT D | A SX : P C K www.painchek.com 1 |

  2. Slide 2: Documenting the voice of those who can

    Giving a voice Documenting to people that the voice of cannot those who can reliably reliably self- verbalise pain report Operational via Universal for those who fluctuate between the two PainChek® Commercial in Confidence

  3. Slide 3: Who is using PainChek

    WHO IS USING PAINCHEK® • Residential Aged Care facilities PainChek® has become the most commonly used clinical software tool in Residential Aged Care in Australia. More than 60% of the industry are currently using or are in the process of implementing PainChek. This covers over 1600 separate facilit

  4. Slide 4: The challenge of managing pain for people with dementia

    THE CHALLENGE OF MANAGING PAIN FOR PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA Pain is common: • Up to 80% of people in aged care experience chronic pain1 • More than 50% of people in Australian aged care have dementia2 • 47 million people globally living with dementia3 which is growing at 3% annually Pain is multidimensi

  5. Slide 5: Clinical benefits of accurately identifying pain

    CLINICAL BENEFITS OF ACCURATELY IDENTIFYING PAIN Accurately identifying pain can: • Improve quality of life • Reduce rates and severity of behaviours • Reduce rates of incorrectly prescribed antipsychotics • Support identification of residents vulnerable to infection/illness • Enable best-practice c

  6. Slide 6: Evolution of pain assessments in dementia

    EVOLUTION OF PAIN ASSESSMENTS IN DEMENTIA PainChek® 2017 2003 • 2002 2004 AGS

  7. Slide 7: How PainChek was developed

    HOW PAINCHEK® WAS DEVELOPED • Developed by researchers at Curtin University, Western Australia • Underpinned by extensive research and clinical validation studies • PainChek is a Class 1 Medical Device with international approval PainChek® Commercial in Confidence

  8. Slide 8: Innate human behaviour are expressed through facial muscles

    INNATE HUMAN BEHAVIOUR ARE EXPRESSED THROUGH FACIAL MUSCLES Copyright nViso SA 2017. All rights reserved. PainChek® Commercial in Confidence 8

  9. Slide 9: Facial Action Coding System

    FACIAL ACTION CODING SYSTEM The Facial Action Coding System (FACS) breaks down facial expressions into individual components of muscle movement. • FACS describes the changes, contraction, or relaxation of facial muscles • Each facial muscle movement is described as an Action Unit (AU) • Combination

  10. Slide 10: The PainChek Solution

    THE PAINCHEK® SOLUTION

  11. Slide 11: The PainChek App

    THE PAINCHEK® APP • A secure, validated, medical device in the form of a mobile app • Uses existing smartphone and tablet hardware1 • Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology is used to analyse facial expressions indicative of pain at the point of care in real time • A six-domain multidimensional pro

  12. Slide 12: The PainChek App: combining artificial intelligence and intelligent automation

    THE PAINCHEK® APP: COMBINING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND INTELLIGENT AUTOMATION • Automated facial pain analysis: • Records three-second video of patient’s face • Recognises nine micro-facial expressions that indicate pain • Digital questionnaire checklist: • Guides the carer in other pain assessmen

  13. Slide 13: Helping carers identify the presence of pain when it isn't obvious

    Helping carers identify the presence of pain when it isn’t obvious…

  14. Slide 14: Helping carers identify the presence of pain when it isn't obvious

    Helping carers identify the presence of pain when it isn’t obvious… ...quantifying the severity of pain when it is……

  15. Slide 15: Helping carers identify the presence of pain when it isn't obvious

    Helping carers identify the presence of pain when it isn’t obvious… ...quantifying the severity of pain when it is…… and monitoring the effectiveness of interventions

  16. Slide 16: PainChek Universal – Numerical Rating Scale

    PAINCHEK UNIVERSAL – NUMERICAL RATING SCALE • PainChek® has now added Numerical Rating Scale (NRS) functionality. • The NRS is an established standard used to document self-reported pain levels in those who can reliably verbalise their pain. • PainChek Universal records and stores NRS pain scores al

  17. Slide 17: The PainChek App: Key Benefits

    THE PAINCHEK® APP : KEY BENEFITS AUTOMATION EMPOWERMENT REDUCTION Increase assessment A fast, objective tool Assessments are rapid objectivity and save staff empowers caregivers to (~2 mins) and can be time by automating key accurately monitor pain conducted up to three assessment processes without

  18. Slide 18: Integration

    INTEGRATION

  19. Slide 19: Integration partners – growing locally and globally

    INTEGRATION PARTNERS – GROWING LOCALLY AND GLOBALLY • PainChek is integrated with clinical care management systems • The resident’s assessment is automatically uploaded, driving better care and reducing data duplication • Australia: 180,000 aged care beds • UK: 40,000 aged care beds • NZ: 25,000 age

  20. Slide 20: Demonstration

    DEMONSTRATION

  21. Slide 21: Contact us

    CONTACT US david.allsopp@painchek.com PA IN C HE K LT D | A SX : P C K www.painchek.com 21 |

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