Industry News Archives | PainChek

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 The PainChek® app, initially funded by the Dementia Australia Research Foundation in 2012 has recently received a $5 million investment by the Morrison government
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14 August, 2019

 PainChek® Signs UK Market Distribution Agreement with  Person Centred Software PainChek® has reached a key milestone in the international expansion of its PainChek® tool – the signing of binding distribution agreement with Person Centred Software.
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27 May, 2019

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

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

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

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 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