The Oncology Diary is a digital journaling tool designed for cancer patients and their families, providing a space to document the emotional, physical, and mental journey throughout cancer treatment. This diary empowers patients to track their experiences, milestones, and challenges, while fostering communication and support between families, caregivers, and healthcare providers in both inpatient and outpatient oncology settings.
Journafy uses a sophisticated and highly secure log-in portal.
Numerous safeguards are in place to ensure that a diary is only accessible to the right people.
Some hospitals are eligible for a Single-Sign-On (SSO) service. This can enhance the experience with the digital diary for healthcare professionals.
Please inquire with us to discuss the possibilities.
Invite multiple writers and readers to one diary. No matter where, no matter when. Journafy is available and up to date 24/7.
Inviting someone to your diary is as easy as clicking a button.
Having more than one person write in the diary ensures that the patient can later review what happened to them from multiple perspectives.
Please inquire with us to discuss the possibilities.
As a healthcare professional, you will likely have multiple diaries to manage.
Journafy offers an intuitive interface and simple diary overview. Find the diary that you want to write for in a second.
And when it’s time to close a patient’s diary, it’s easy to remove a diary from your list as well.
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Never wonder about what you can write about again. Journafy offers many writing suggestions to help you.
There are separate writing prompts available for family members, friends and healthcare professionals.
Our digital diary will even offer you different writing suggestions depending on the healthcare setting.
Please inquire with us to discuss the possibilities.
Photos add another layer to a diary. It provides the patient and family members a more complete story that they can relate to.
As a patient, or their legal guardian, you can arrange permissions for uploading pictures. Would you like nurses to be able to upload pictures? Arrange it with a click.
Please inquire with us to discuss the possibilities.
The patient is always the owner of their digital diary. If they (temporarily) are unable to manage their diary, their legal guardian takes over. They can arrange permissions for reading diary entries. Not comfortable with personnel reading your entries? Then switch it off with ease. We do recommend enabling healthcare workers to read entries, as we have seen this benefits communication and engagement tremendously. Please inquire with us to discuss the possibilities.
At Griffin Health, the Post-ICU digital diary has been implemented as part of their holistic approach to healthcare and as part of their vision on person-centered care.
This Case Study examines the challenges Griffin faced and how we overcame them in collaboration.
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