Qolpac's Vision on e-health
"To Create an easy to use environment that helps people to improve their quality of life by providing knowledge, information and support by the means of E-communicative packaging."
We strongly believe (and several reports of studies support this view) that people are far more capable in maintaining a satisfactory quality of live with their own powers. Our assistances do not take over but instead empowers the individual to take more part in his own healing when necessary. Qolpac bridges the distance between the therapist, the therapy and the adherence of the client. By this Qolpac reduces the call for more care and increases the quality of life for our users. We have created a small range of products that will help anyone that wants to be in charge of their own health, but wouldn’t mind a little help and encouragment. All our products have the capability to communicate with your Smartphone and is capable of giving you a heads up only when you missed your medication. No more constant bleeps or pings, but just a reminder when you need it the most.
Qolpac focus aims on quality of life of the individual patient, by supplying a state-of-the-art smart phone-application, which is able to communicate with (Qolpac’s OtCM™) smart packaged medications.
We aim to stimulate and encourage the patient to improve the quality of life by linking all medical information to his/her physicin, nurse, therapist or buddy. This can create situations where the patient not only receives alert but also reminders from his/her nurse or family. Qolpac will dliver information about therapy adherence and diagnostic measuring results, creating a mirror for the patient where he can see the results of the actions he performed.
Qolpac's use cases.
“Drugs don’t work in patients who don’t take them.” - C. Everett Koop
“You Can't Manage What You Don't Measure” - Adage
“Increasingly, mobile devices meant for a consumer technology marketplace, are so usable, so pleasurable, so ubiquitous, so connected… that they are being increasingly used in healthcare,” - Dr. Farzad Mostashari
"Non-compliance is a worldwide problem of striking magnitude" - W.H.O. 2003