Photoguide para telemedicina: aplicativo móvel para captura de fotos com padrão técnico por pacientes e compartilhamento com seus médicos
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2024-03-25
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Albuquerque, Leonardo Montenegro Matos [UNIFESP]
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Horibe, Elaine Kawano [UNIFESP]
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Introdução: O uso de fotografias auxilia a comunicação entre médicos e pacientes na telemedicina. Atualmente o uso de aplicativos de mensagens para envio de fotos traz problemas como a falta de obtenção de consentimento, a falta de segurança e privacidade, a ausência de registro adequado em prontuário médico e a má qualidade das imagens registradas. Objetivo: Desenvolver um aplicativo móvel para captura de fotos com padrão técnico por pacientes e compartilhamento com seus médicos para uso em telemedicina. Método: Busca de anterioridade e revisão de literatura, nortearam o desenvolvimento do aplicativo pela técnica de design thinking. Entrevistou-se médicos e pacientes para definir os problemas a serem solucionados. O aplicativo desenvolvido foi submetido a testes de usabilidade para aprimoramento da versão final que foi entregue. Resultados: A busca de anterioridade não encontrou aplicativos voltados para padronização de fotos pelo próprio paciente. Foram entrevistados 10 médicos, 80% recebem fotos várias vezes por semana, 90% consideram importante as imagens na tomada de decisões, 100% usam WhatsApp e apesar de 100% considerarem importante obter consentimento, 90% raramente o fazem. A qualidade das fotos foi considerada importante por 90% deles. Dos 11 pacientes entrevistados, 64% enviam fotos aos médicos com frequência e 90% deles consideram as imagens muito importantes. O Whatsapp foi o aplicativo mais utilizado. Falta de segurança, baixa qualidade, enquadramento e foco foram os problemas definidos a serem solucionados. Brainstorm entre pesquisadores, médicos e programadores guiaram a prototipação, a validação e o desenvolvimento do aplicativo que foi entregue. Conclusão: Foi desenvolvido o PHOTOGUIDE para telemedicina - um aplicativo móvel para captura de fotos com padrão técnico por pacientes e compartilhamento com seus médicos. Palavras-chave: telemedicina, aplicativos móveis, fotografia médica, padronização.
Introduction: The use of photographs helps communication between physicians and patients in telemedicine. Currently, the use of messaging applications to send fotos brings problems such as the lack of obtaining consent, the lack of security and privacy, the lack of adequate registration in medical records and the poor quality of the recorded images. Objective: To develop a mobile application for capturing technical standard photos by patients and sharing them with their physicians for use in telemedicine. Method: A prior search and literature review guided the application development using the design thinking technique. Physicians and patients were interviewed to define which problems should be solved. The developed application underwent usability tests to improve the final version delivered. Results: The previous search did not find applications aimed at standardizing photos by the patient themselves. Tem physicians were interviewed, 80% receive photos several times a week, 90% consider images important in decision-making, 100% use WhatsApp and although 100% consider it important to obtain consent, 90% rarely do so. The quality of the photos was considered important by 90% of them. Of the 11 patients interviewed, 64% send photos to doctors frequently and 90% of them consider the images very important. Whatsapp was the most used application. Lack of security, low quality, framing and focus were the defined problems to be solved. Brainstorming between researchers, physicians and programmers guided the prototyping, validation and development of the application that was delivered. Conclusion: PHOTOGUIDE for telemedicine was developed a mobile application for capturing technically standard photos by patients and sharing with their physicians. Keywords: telemedicine, mobile applications, medical photography, standardization.
Introduction: The use of photographs helps communication between physicians and patients in telemedicine. Currently, the use of messaging applications to send fotos brings problems such as the lack of obtaining consent, the lack of security and privacy, the lack of adequate registration in medical records and the poor quality of the recorded images. Objective: To develop a mobile application for capturing technical standard photos by patients and sharing them with their physicians for use in telemedicine. Method: A prior search and literature review guided the application development using the design thinking technique. Physicians and patients were interviewed to define which problems should be solved. The developed application underwent usability tests to improve the final version delivered. Results: The previous search did not find applications aimed at standardizing photos by the patient themselves. Tem physicians were interviewed, 80% receive photos several times a week, 90% consider images important in decision-making, 100% use WhatsApp and although 100% consider it important to obtain consent, 90% rarely do so. The quality of the photos was considered important by 90% of them. Of the 11 patients interviewed, 64% send photos to doctors frequently and 90% of them consider the images very important. Whatsapp was the most used application. Lack of security, low quality, framing and focus were the defined problems to be solved. Brainstorming between researchers, physicians and programmers guided the prototyping, validation and development of the application that was delivered. Conclusion: PHOTOGUIDE for telemedicine was developed a mobile application for capturing technically standard photos by patients and sharing with their physicians. Keywords: telemedicine, mobile applications, medical photography, standardization.
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ALBUQUERQUE, Leonardo Montenegro Matos. Photoguide para telemedicina: aplicativo móvel para captura de fotos com padrão técnico por pacientes e compartilhamento com seus médicos. 2024. 127 f. Dissertação (Mestrado Profissional em Ciências, Tecnologia e Gestão Aplicada à Regeneração Tecidual) - Escola Paulista de Medicina, Universidade Federal de Sâo Paulo (UNIFESP). São Paulo, 2024.