Construção de um aplica proposta de aplicativo móvel para gestão multiprofissional para alta segura: Sistema Eletrônico para Gestão da Alta Hospitalar Segura (e-GAHS)

Abstract

INTRODUCTION: Safe hospital discharge must be managed through planning that begins when the patient is admitted to the unit, lasts through hospitalization, and until hospital discharge by the doctor. OBJECTIVE: Develop a mobile application prototype for interdisciplinary management of safe hospital discharge. METHOD: this is a research into the technological development of a prototype of a mobile application - Electronic System for Safe Hospital Discharge Management (e-GAHS)- that presents the necessary functionalities for applying a checklist to help manage the health plan. safe hospital discharge, which followed the application construction methodology presented by Pressman, methodological prototyping in five phases (in the first phase, communication resulting from meetings with developers is designed through the general objectives of the application, based on the results of research in the current published literature seeking to extract the essential information to be passed on to the public in order to support the care of the patient at home in order to guarantee their safe discharge; in the second phase, in a quick plan, the skeleton of the application is designed, making it possible visualization of the final idea; in the third phase, modeling, the estimate of the established project will be considered, based on the knowledge acquired, taking into account the risks and the scenario in which the application will be inserted; in the fourth phase, construction of the prototype, the final design of the application will be proposed, with screen navigation based on the functionalities it needs to have, meeting users' needs; and, in the last phase, delivery and feedback, with the evaluation of those involved, it will serve as a basis for improving the requirements, providing a reduction in possible errors during manipulation). RESULTS: A mobile application prototype was built, of the electronic checklist type for multidisciplinary management of high hospital security (e-GAHS), to provide a fast, low-cost, and simple information and communication technology to operationalize its functionalities for the appropriate systematized care and guidance transferred by the interdisciplinary team to caregivers and patients. CONCLUSION: the e-GAHS prototype is a technological tool with the potential to improve patient monitoring regarding the evolution of the disease and self-care, monitoring risk factors, co-participation in their treatment, and family participation, as well as planning individualized care and cost reduction for the healthcare system.