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A new platform designed to keep patients engaged between specialist appointments is allowing health care practitioners to scale up client support services and bridge gaps between sessions. Video clips, images, audio recordings, PDFs, links and instruction guides are assembled as needed into at-home therapy tasks – while patients can set reminders and easily access techniques and notes from sessions, allowing for constant progress and engagement.

Its creators say Taskey is the world’s first industry-agnostic client tasking app – designed to help professionals capture personalised, multimedia tasks on the spot and transform their own “unique value proposition into a concrete business asset – their own digital resource library.”  

The platform allows practitioners to capture “teachable and meaningful” moments within sessions and then assign personalised tasks for individual and group progress. Taskey is also suitable for practitioners working with special needs clients, allowing them to guide progress using Video Self-Modelling (VSM). With VSM, clients can watch videos of themselves performing a skill or behaviour successfully – in turn boosting confidence, reinforcing positive actions and neurological pathways and accelerating recovery progress.

The tool has been adopted by Enriching Lives principal psychologist Carly Dober, who said it was important for professionals to make patients feel supported in between sessions, “especially those with neurodiverse needs. Being able to create a personalised approach allows us to ensure their development.”

Taskey offers subscriptions for all business sizes, as well as customer support for integrating the technology into client journeys.

In a statement, Taskey noted that more than 10 million Australians regularly invested in allied health services –from physiotherapy and rehabilitation to occupational and speech pathology sessions. However, ensuring progress in between sessions was “as crucial as the actual appointments,” with at-home therapy tasks vital.

“Allied health professionals provide expertise, care and coaching – only to see client progress stall due to the lack of performing exercises correctly at home, if at all. The lack of follow-through between sessions results in slower gains and deprives the practitioner of the success stories that are the building blocks of a successful business,” the statement from Taskey said.

“What can enable momentum is equipping practitioners to capture videos of teachable moments during sessions and offer them as references for at-home tasks via a safe and easy to access platform.”

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