New App to Help Assess Environmental Health Risks
Abstract
The EApp is a software application available for download on a mobile device, developed to facilitate environmental health assessment in home environments by healthcare providers. The EApp enables home healthcare providers to utilize local, geographically specific, publicly available, environmental health data to guide conversations with patients using queries, prompts, and suggested patient interview topics. The EApp additionally supports healthcare providers through the provision of a resource database for local environmental health services to which patients can be referred.
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