If you have been looking for a way to automate and improve the gathering of social history and lifestyle assessment data, LifeBio has a solution for you. Using LifeBio's web-based collaborative database, it is possible to load in your organization's preferred social and spiritual history templates so that electronic data can be compiled and stored privately inside LifeBio's database. This data can also be integrated between LifeBio and your preferred electronic health record system. www.lifebio.org
Load in questions about the person's background, their family history, their likes and dislikes, and more. Staff at senior living communities, senior care organizations or home care, hospice, or hospitals / health care, can build social histories with ease. It's also possible for family members to assist with the process from the comfort of their own home. For example, using LifeBio's easy system, family can upload photos of a nursing home resident from their younger days to help staff see the person at different phases of life. Instantly, as information is added, it is possible to print a document that is ideal for reviewing at care planning meetings with staff and family.
This is ideal for the movement to more person-centered care / person-directed care / patient-centered care. Of course, building a very complete social history is very important when caring for people with Alzheimer's Disease or other forms of dementia. Too often the social history is not referred to because the data is difficult to read or not available to direct care staff. This can change by partnering with LifeBio.
Even if social histories are still handwritten on paper, it is possible to work with LifeBio to convert these to an electronic document. What's remarkable is seeing the social history be transformed into a biography document that is presentable to the resident / client / patient as a life story, helping people create a lasting legacy.
Please get in touch by calling 1-866-LIFEBIO or calling 937-303-4576 for more details or email info@lifebio.com with your needs and we will be back in touch with you.
Load in questions about the person's background, their family history, their likes and dislikes, and more. Staff at senior living communities, senior care organizations or home care, hospice, or hospitals / health care, can build social histories with ease. It's also possible for family members to assist with the process from the comfort of their own home. For example, using LifeBio's easy system, family can upload photos of a nursing home resident from their younger days to help staff see the person at different phases of life. Instantly, as information is added, it is possible to print a document that is ideal for reviewing at care planning meetings with staff and family.
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This is ideal for the movement to more person-centered care / person-directed care / patient-centered care. Of course, building a very complete social history is very important when caring for people with Alzheimer's Disease or other forms of dementia. Too often the social history is not referred to because the data is difficult to read or not available to direct care staff. This can change by partnering with LifeBio.
Even if social histories are still handwritten on paper, it is possible to work with LifeBio to convert these to an electronic document. What's remarkable is seeing the social history be transformed into a biography document that is presentable to the resident / client / patient as a life story, helping people create a lasting legacy.
Please get in touch by calling 1-866-LIFEBIO or calling 937-303-4576 for more details or email info@lifebio.com with your needs and we will be back in touch with you.
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