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HANDBOOKS FOR HELP PATIENTS WITH LOW HEALTH LITERACY LEVELS UNDERSTANDING CHRONIC PAIN.
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Brief: Develop guides for help the doctors explain the information chronic pain and the physiotherapists explain as they should do physic exercises to patients with low levels literacy.
Creative Designer: Liliana Fernandes
Designer: Liliana Fernandes
Consultants: PhD Joana Quental & PhD Anabela Martins
Client: Physiotherapist Msc. Claúde Marques of the Hospital at Viseu and ESTeES de Coimbra
Designer: Liliana Fernandes
Consultants: PhD Joana Quental & PhD Anabela Martins
Client: Physiotherapist Msc. Claúde Marques of the Hospital at Viseu and ESTeES de Coimbra
Title of the Thesis's Master: Design for Health Literacy Promotion. Designing Information to Empower patients with Chronic Low Back Pain
Target: Low Health Literacy Levels Patients
© 2014
Target: Low Health Literacy Levels Patients
© 2014
It was studied the psychology of colors
It helps the doctor to control the evolution disease
00 EDUCATIONAL HANDBOOK
Guide to support education sessions: It helps that health professionals explain better the disease
Brand of the program
Program Session Bar
Designing information health to patient with low literacy levels
Information Design: Impact socio-economic of chronic pain
Illustration of correct position in desk
Understanding the anatomy body
Reviews that doctor said in course of education sessions for they can remember later
PATIENT'S DIARY
01 Minimum intensity
02 Minimum to moderate intensity
03 Moderate to maximum Intensity
04 Maximum Intensity
It has developed a visual metaphor to explain the movement of physiotherapy exercises > overlay images with the respective exercise movement
Intensity Exercise Bar
QR Code:Patient can listen an audio about the exercise they are doing
Daily self-evaluation of pain symptoms
How you feel today?
Do you feel pain in some area of your body?
Area for the patient to evaluate their performance in physical therapy exercises or leave notes to physician.
Area for the doctor write comments for the patient
