The MyAmego® system is an assistive
technology specifically designed to aid
carers and care staff looking after people
with dementia and other long-term mental
health conditions
In communal living environments such as residential care/nursing homes, assisted living and hospitals
MyAmego® can be used both as a standalone ‘passive’ system generating automatic alerts and
messages or linked to nurse call systems: and is used for maintaining and enabling lifestyle choices
such as mobility, independence and enhancing dignity, while safeguarding care/nursing staff and
residents. The system is ideal for any organisation looking to consistently promote, deliver and
evidence high quality person centred care and ongoing assessment.
In people's own homes, MyAmego® enables users to maintain their quality of life and a degree of
‘independence’ without the need for constant intrusive monitoring by carers.
It gives both service user and carer the confidence that risks to the individual are being monitored
and alerted.
The application provides information and reporting on the following:
- Where residents/patients spend their time over different periods
- How active residents/patients are over different periods
- The amount of care time spent by care staff/nurses in residents/patients' bed rooms
- The amount of time care staff/nurses spend in different rooms
- Nurse Calls by Location
- Nurse Calls by Resident
- Nurse Calls Time to Respond (by Day and night)
These support ongoing regulatory reporting and care planning requirements for CQC and local Quality Assurance
assessment.
The system has been developed to conform to the Mental Capacity Act 2007/DOLS 2009 and it supports
conformance for carehome CQC rating.
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Winter 2012/13 Newsletter
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