HEADWays

HEADWays Free App

Rated 3.00/5 (3) —  Free Android application by Scott Wallace, PhD, RPsych

About HEADWays

While most people heal and improve after a concussion, commonly both the physical and cognitive symptoms they experience shortly thereafter can be disabling physically, emotionally and socially.

Using a proactive, early self-management approach, the HEADWays app guides individuals with a concussion forward in their recovery.

HEADWays is the only self-management concussion recovery app written and created by clinicians experienced in early management of concussion (the mHealthDevelopmentGroup).

Designed with this specific user in mind, the app has a simple user interface and self-management focused content. By using HEADWays, users will:

• identify situations in which urgent medical attention should be sought;
• learn to sort concussion myth from fact;
• learn the "Five Rules" of good health that are essential to successful post concussion recovery;
• identify strategies to manage symptoms (e.g. headaches, light/noise sensitivity, cognitive and mood changes);
• plan gradual return to recreational, physical, vocational and educational activities; and
• learn how to find more help via reliable online resources.

The app is provided free of charge through the generous donation of Slater Vecchio LLP and the Vancouver General Hospital and University of British Columbia Hospital Foundation.

How to Download / Install

Download and install HEADWays version 1.0 on your Android device!
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Android package: com.algotrek.headstart, download HEADWays.apk

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App History & Updates

More downloads  HEADWays reached 100 - 500 downloads
More downloads  HEADWays reached 10 - 50 downloads

What are users saying about HEADWays

P70%
by P####:

Good information, but font is too small and true/false answers are not evaluated correctly in many cases.

I70%
by I####:

Either I am VERY confused or true/false are reversed in many quiz answers.

N70%
by N####:

I like the app so far trying to recover from concussion. Only thing Is the font is really hard to read for some one who just had a concussion. I like the use of color on the main screen but perhaps have it read it to you or a bigger font.


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