Gain insight and overview
with diaries
Do you treat patients who have difficulty putting their thoughts into words during a face-to-face conversation? Or maybe you encounter patients who could use some motivation? For them, and for many others, diaries can be a great tool.
Why use diaries?
Diaries are an effective tool for professionals and patients. Notifications remind patients to complete their diaries via the app and entries automatically appear in a clear overview. People can gain an insight into their own situation, patterns or progress. And as a professional, you can see how your patient is doing when you are not around.
Diaries can be great to help patients identify their own patterns. And there is a wide variety of diaries available in our Minddistrict catalogue, so there is always a suitable one.
Stella Fangauf, Lead Intervention Developer DACH & Clinical Safety OfficerA highly functional tool
Most diaries available within the Minddistrict catalogue are short and include visual components. Patients can typically choose an emotion from a set of illustrations, or rate how their day is going. If they want to add more information or upload a relevant picture, they can. The result is an overview that can give more context to a conversation between professional and patient.
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Youth counsellor Krissie's experiences with diaries
"When a young person fills in the diary, I get a much clearer picture of what is bothering them."
Read the interview with Krissie
Do you have a specific diary in mind? Let's chat!
Get in touch with one of our colleagues to find out more about this and other functionalities within the Minddistrict platform.