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- 1. My Journey Youth Mental Health App Sarah Amani Louise Lunn David Sandy
- 3. Overview 1. The Cost of Schizophrenia 2. Background to ‘My Journey’ mobile app 3. An app a day keeps the doctor away? 4. Return on Investment
- 4. What is Early Intervention in Psychosis? Early Intervention in Psychosis (EIIP) is a mental health service for 14-35 year olds experiencing a First Episode of Psychosis EIIP aims to Reduce Delays in treatment & increase chances of Recovery. Works with Young Person and Family for Three Years
- 5. Cost of Delayed Treatment in Psychosis • 1% population • Costs £7 billion a year • 70-80% discontinue medication within 1 yr • 15% die by suicide • 84% unemployed • Co-morbidity - diabetes, heart disease • Die 20 years earlier than gen. population Schizophrenia Commission, 2012
- 6. UK Smartphone penetration is 52%... 31 2 Young People & Smartphones
- 9. 0 5 10 15 20 2009 2010 Number of Young People Admitted to Hospital
- 11. Cost of Admission 2009 2010 Number of Young People Admitted 16 4 Cost for Median 16 Days £300,712 £75,178 Based on Chrisholm et al (2007) Cost of Psychiatric Bed Per Day Cost Saving ~ £225,534
- 12. Survey of 20 young people aged 14-25 who used the app The Best Feature About the app is… September 2012
- 13. Survey of 20 young people aged 14-25 who used the app I will you use the app for… September 2012
- 14. Service Users My Journey Mobile App Self Rated Measures + Activity Trackers Secure Data Base Electronic Health Record EIIP Team Care Coordinator + MDT Mobile Internet + N3 Network Your Help
- 17. Sent: 25 March 2013 20:00 Subject: Sarah Amani Hello, We are the team at the Child, Youth, and Family Mental Health Services of the Vancouver Island Health Authority in Saanich, British Columbia, Canada (it’s a mouthful – I know). Our manager, Elaine Halsall, is very interested in the My Journey App project being coordinated by Sarah Amani of NHS South East. Unfortunately, we are unable to find on- line any contact information for Sarah; would it be possible to please pass this message on to either Sarah herself or somebody else well-informed around the project? We are very excited about what this type of tool could do for our service and would like to learn more about it. Many thanks, Ben Vorst Child, Youth, and Family Mental Health Services – Vancouver Island Health Authority
- 18. Dear Sarah It was great to meet you yesterday and I really enjoyed your talk. I’ve attached some background on the NIHR Mindtech Health Technology Co-operative (HTC). I would be very interested to explore with you how the HTC might help support your exciting and important work. I’d also like to invite you to speak at our HTC launch event in London on 27th September. It would be a great opportunity to disseminate your work with a national audience including clinicians, service users, academics, NHS policy makers and the healthtech industry. As you may know, I have just finished chairing the NICE Guideline for psychosis and schizophrenia in children and young people. I would like to see innovations such as your formally evaluated in a way that could be incorporated into future NICE Guidance. Best regards, Chris Professor Chris Hollis Chair of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry Director, NIHR MindTech Health Technology Co-operative (HTC) University of Nottingham and Institute of Mental Health Developmental Psychiatry South Block, E Floor Queen’s Medical Centre Nottingham NG7 2UH United Kingdom +44 (0)115 823 0258