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Digital solutions including remote monitoring can help chronic pain sufferers manage their pain and reduce the probability of misuse of prescription opioids.
For chronic pain sufferers an app may be just the tool they need to manage their pain. In a UHN-led study that used the app Manage My Pain enrolled patients saw clinically significant reductions in key areas that drive increased medical needs, potential abuse of prescription opioids and of course, pain.
Toronto (March 4, 2021) - For the first time, an app has been shown to reduce key symptoms of chronic pain. A UHN-led study evaluated the impact of Manage My Pain (MMP), a digital health solution developed by ManagingLife, on patients seen at the Iroquois Falls Family Health Team, and the Toronto Western and Toronto General Hospitals.
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Hopeful raises $400,000 to help nonprofits harness data
The nonprofit sector contributes billions of dollars to communities across Canada and to the country’s economy as a whole. Yet, despite the sector’s size, the donation-driven organizations within it are facing a mammoth problem: harnessing data.
“A nonprofit lives or dies by the story it tells. That’s the fundamental truth of the space.”
Hopeful is looking to help nonprofits do just that. The Toronto-based software-as-a-service (SaaS) startup, which recently raised fresh capital, aims to help nonprofits tell more compelling stories, reach the right people, and drive donations, by helping these organizations make the most of their data.
New dean appointed for DeGroote School of Business
Khaled Hassanein is currently the associate dean of graduate studies and research for the School of Business, as well as director of the McMaster Digital Transformation Research Centre.
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Khaled Hassanein, a strong academic leader from within the DeGroote School of Business, has been named the new Dean of the Faculty of Business.
Hassanein is currently associate dean of graduate studies and research for the School of Business, director of the McMaster Digital Transformation Research Centre, and McMaster’s SSHRC Leader.
He will begin his term July 1, assuming the role from dean Leonard Waverman, who has led the faculty since 2013.