WEBHOSPITAL
The Follow-up and Rehabilitation Care (FRC) sector requires high-performance tools to meet the specific requirements of patients.
WebHospital, with its computerised patient record, is a solution fully adapted to the needs of FRC establishments. Thanks to its advanced functionalities, it enables personalised care, multidisciplinary collaboration and rigorous monitoring of rehabilitation objectives.
Personalised care for individual needs
WebHospital provides a comprehensive assessment of patients’ needs, integrating medical, social, psychological and functional aspects. This comprehensive approach makes it possible to personalise the therapeutic plan for each patient. Each project is designed to meet specific rehabilitation objectives, whether in terms of functional recovery, improved autonomy or social reintegration. In this way, the solution adapts to the unique needs of each patient, guaranteeing individualised care throughout their stay.
Multidisciplinary monitoring for comprehensive care
One of WebHospital’s strengths is that it facilitates seamless interdisciplinary collaboration. The system enables effective coordination between doctors, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, psychologists and other healthcare professionals. This rigorous monitoring means that care can be adjusted in real time, guaranteeing comprehensive, consistent care.
Monitoring rehabilitation goals and promoting independence
Rehabilitation is a complex process that requires precise monitoring of patient progress. HopitalWeb incorporates assessment tools that enable progress towards functional goals, such as walking or independence, to be monitored. Assessment scales (e.g. Barthel scale) allow results to be measured objectively and treatment plans to be adjusted in line with progress.
At the same time, functional re-education is a key element in the care of patients in SMR. HopitalWeb offers features that make it easier to set up rehabilitation programmes tailored to motor, respiratory or cognitive needs. Psychosocial support is also provided to take account of the psychological impact of rehabilitation on the patient.
Understanding the Barthel scale
The Barthel scale is an assessment tool widely used in care establishments to measure patients’ independence in activities of daily living (ADLs). It assesses a patient’s ability to perform 10 essential tasks, such as washing, dressing, moving around and eating.
This tool gives a score from 0 to 100, where 0 represents total dependence and 100 complete autonomy. The tasks assessed include :
- Feeding
- Transfers (bed to chair)
- Personal grooming
- Movement (walking or wheelchair)
- Dressing
- Urinary and faecal continence
The Barthel scale is used to determine patients’ level of functional autonomy, particularly in FCR departments. It is used not only to monitor the patient’s progress, but also to adjust the therapeutic plan in line with changes in the patient’s state of health.
By integrating this scale into WebHospital, healthcare professionals can monitor improvements in patients’ functional abilities in real time and adjust care to encourage their rehabilitation and promote their independence.
Quality and safety of care: a priority
In healthcare establishments, quality of care and patient safety are major concerns. WebHospital enables quality and safety protocols to be rigorously followed, guaranteeing compliance with hygiene, risk prevention (infections, bedsores, falls) and care safety standards. Thanks to performance indicators, the solution enables continuous improvement in the way care is provided, thereby helping to optimise care.
In conclusion, WebHospital is a powerful tool designed to meet the complex requirements of SMR establishments. Its flexibility, multidisciplinary approach and personalised monitoring make it an essential solution for improving the quality of care and optimising patient rehabilitation.