Industry News

Rolling out PainChek to every aged care facility across the country

The Hon Ken Wyatt AM, MP announces "the $5M government funding will enable a number of sites to trial PainChek to provide the level of treatment and pain intervention that is required."

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20 May, 2019

PainChek, winner amongst the ASX’s small cap health and biotech stocks

Health: Funding from ScoMo sends PainChek rocketing 91pc to seven-month high

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09 May, 2019

Morrison Government $5m Grant For PainChek Trial in Aged Care

PainChek Ltd (ASX:PCK) has welcomed the announcement that the Morrison Government will invest $5M to facilitate the implementation of the company’s pain recognition app in Australian residential aged care centres (RAC’s).

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29 April, 2019

RAC PainChek Trial

A PHARMACIST embedded in a Residential Aged Care (RAC) facility In Tasmania is using artificial intelligence app PainChek to assess and improve pain in non-verbal elderly residents.

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15 April, 2019

PainChek signs licence agreement with Queensland aged care provider

PainChek® and Churches of Christ in Queensland (“CofCQ”), a leading Australian Residential Aged Care (“RAC”) provider are pleased to announce the execution of a PainChek® licence agreement.

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09 April, 2019

About PainChek Kids

Designed to be used by parents, family and carers - anyone that cares for young children who are unable to verbalise their pain.

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12 March, 2019

UK welcomes Tech Rocketship Award winners from Australia

The 10 Australian UK Tech Rocketship Award winners, selected from 200 applicants, arrive in London to accelerate the set-up of their UK operations.

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07 March, 2019

Win News Canberra reporting – PainChek being hailed a success

St Andrews village in Hughes has been using PainChek for nine months and says it’s significantly improved its level of care and understanding. PainChek gives non-verbal patients, a voice. People that have cognitive impairment, dysphagia, Alzheimer's, dementia. and often, these people, unfortunately, cannot verbalise or communicate very well..

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26 February, 2019

Channel 9 Perth Interview discusses PainChek for Kids

A new tool is about to hit the market to help parents understand if their babies are in pain. Jeff Hughes, Chief Scientific Officer and Mustafa Atee, Research Scientist MPS, PhD, talk to Channel 9 in Perth.

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19 February, 2019

TechInvest speaks to Philip Daffas, CEO of PainChek

TechInvest Magazine sat down with Philip last week to learn all about PainChek. It's an insightful conversation and Philip shares what PainChek does, our purpose, the team, as well as milestones to date and what we're focused on for the year ahead.

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13 February, 2019

Giving a voice to those unable to verbalise pain

Giving a voice to those unable to verbalise pain. Pain is an inevitable part of life. It may arise as a result of illness or injury, and may be acute or chronic in nature.

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07 February, 2019

PainChek® fast tracking UK commercialisation with trade award support

PainChek Limited (ASX:PCK) Managing Director and CEO, Philip Daffas discusses the company's PainChek facial recognition pain app, ..

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07 December, 2018

PainChek (ASX:PCK) bringing a change to pain management

PainChek Limited (ASX:PCK) Managing Director and CEO, Philip Daffas discusses the company's PainChek facial recognition pain app, ..

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20 November, 2018

ONLINE COURSE

Dementia Training Australia recognizes the considerable detrimental effects that undertreated pain may have on people living with dementia, and supports the widespread use of validated pain assessments (such as the Abbey Pain Scale and the PainChek® app) in dementia care.

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14 November, 2018

PainChek® drives better quality care for Allambie Heights Village Ltd

The CEO Ciarán Foley is strongly committed to high quality care. He sees effective pain management as a crucial element of delivering that care. Allambie Heights Village Ltd.’s Residential Aged Care Facility started using PainChek® in August 2018.

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15 October, 2018

Industry News

The Hon Ken Wyatt AM, MP announces "the $5M government funding will enable a number of sites to trial PainChek to provide the level of treatment and pain intervention that is required."

Health: Funding from ScoMo sends PainChek rocketing 91pc to seven-month high

PainChek Ltd (ASX:PCK) has welcomed the announcement that the Morrison Government will invest $5M to facilitate the implementation of the company’s pain recognition app in Australian residential aged care centres (RAC’s).

A PHARMACIST embedded in a Residential Aged Care (RAC) facility In Tasmania is using artificial intelligence app PainChek to assess and improve pain in non-verbal elderly residents.

PainChek® and Churches of Christ in Queensland (“CofCQ”), a leading Australian Residential Aged Care (“RAC”) provider are pleased to announce the execution of a PainChek® licence agreement.

Designed to be used by parents, family and carers - anyone that cares for young children who are unable to verbalise their pain.

The 10 Australian UK Tech Rocketship Award winners, selected from 200 applicants, arrive in London to accelerate the set-up of their UK operations.

A new tool is about to hit the market to help parents understand if their babies are in pain. Jeff Hughes, Chief Scientific Officer and Mustafa Atee, Research Scientist MPS, PhD, talk to Channel 9 in Perth.

TechInvest Magazine sat down with Philip last week to learn all about PainChek. It's an insightful conversation and Philip shares what PainChek does, our purpose, the team, as well as milestones to date and what we're focused on for the year ahead.

Giving a voice to those unable to verbalise pain. Pain is an inevitable part of life. It may arise as a result of illness or injury, and may be acute or chronic in nature.

PainChek Limited (ASX:PCK) Managing Director and CEO, Philip Daffas discusses the company's PainChek facial recognition pain app, ..

PainChek Limited (ASX:PCK) Managing Director and CEO, Philip Daffas discusses the company's PainChek facial recognition pain app, ..

Dementia Training Australia recognizes the considerable detrimental effects that undertreated pain may have on people living with dementia, and supports the widespread use of validated pain assessments (such as the Abbey Pain Scale and the PainChek® app) in dementia care.

The CEO Ciarán Foley is strongly committed to high quality care. He sees effective pain management as a crucial element of delivering that care. Allambie Heights Village Ltd.’s Residential Aged Care Facility started using PainChek® in August 2018.

(1) PainChek® has received the CE Mark and TGA clearance as a Class 1 Medical Device.