The Curve Folio

Curve Tomorrow has a wide range of expertise from designing digital healthcare solutions all the way through to commercialisation.

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HeadCheck

‍Experts from Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI), the AFL and Curve have teamed up to create HeadCheck.

HeadCheck helps parents, coaches and first aiders recognise the signs of concussion to determine whether medical attention is required.

The app also includes a recovery guide to help parents manage the child’s safe return to their school or sport. The app has now been licensed by the AFL as their concussion management tool.

Baby Moves

Baby Moves is a mobile app that we have developed alongside the Cerebral Palsy Alliance and the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute. The app enables families an accurate and easy to use tool to record the movements of their baby who may be at risk of developing cerebral palsy.

BabyMoves is available for research use and is currently being used in research studies across the world, providing researchers with an innovative screening tool for detecting early signs of neurological issues in at-risk babies.

Allergy Pal

Free to download, AllergyPal helps parents share allergy plans and manage their child’s allergy information.

Included in the app are guides to react quickly to reactions and educational tips to give parents the latest information.

AllergyPal was developed by Australian Allergists, Professor Katie Allen and Professor Mimi Tang in association with Curve.

Saliva Tracker

Saliva Tracker is a mobile application developed for parents/carers of children with drooling problems.

As a busy parent/carer, Saliva Tracker will keep track of how your child is progressing on their prescribed medication for dribbling. Saliva Tracker collects information via a questionnaire and provides clinicians an insight into how children are progressing with their medication.

RADical

A 10-day questionnaire app that tracks the moment-to-moment emotions of adolescents with type 1 diabetes.

RADical has been designed by leading diabetes researchers at the Telethon Kids Institute to help understand the realtime fluctuations in the emotions of adolescents with diabetes. RADical runs for 10 consecutive days asking simple questions about the adolescent’s emotions, such as stress, anxiety and positive mood.

Vitality

Vitality is a reminder app to help parents administer Vitamin D drops to their children each day.

Vitality has been designed by MCRI and Curve Tomorrow. This app will enable researchers to collect accurate participant data to better understand the role Vitamin D plays in preventing food allergies.

Vitality is a support tool only. For dosage and administration guidelines please always refer to the recommendations and instructions on your Vitamin D product packaging prior to use or any instructions from your doctor.

Virtual U

VirtualU is an online training platform that makes simulation training easy, accessible and immersive using virtual reality.

We worked alongside Swinburne University, Holmesglen and the Royal Children's Hospital to develop a digital platform to enable any institution to build a 360° VR training module and share it with their students.

VirtualU reduces the costs of simulation training between 70-85% per actively participating student.

Sonny

An in-home assessment and rehabilitation system.

Sonny Movement is an in-home rehabilitation system for kids using the latest technology and trends including gesture control, cloud and social gaming.

Sonny has the potential to make a major impact in the lives of children around the world. Sonny is a collaboration between MCRI and Curve Tomorrow.

PEERS

PEERS is an iPad app that identifies the early signs of social disorders in children and adolescents.

Funded by the NHMRC Development Grant program, we developed the first ever digital objective assessment tool for health professionals to accurately assess social problems in children and adolescents.

Through an engaging app, PEERS facilitates the early diagnosis and intervention for autism spectrum and social communication disorders.

CMT Gene Explorer

The CMT Gene Explorer is designed to assist clinicians & researchers with identifying genes for genetic testing for Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease.

The CMT Gene Explorer has been developed by the Murdoch Childrens Research Institute in collaboration with experts from The University of Sydney and the Children’s Hospital at Westmead, Australia.

The tool is a teaching and support resource and is not intended for direct patient care.

A.L.T.

An iPad app for assessing language skills and speech delay.

Automated Language Testing (A.L.T.) is a research and clinical tool that helps identify which children that may have speech delay and language problems.

A.L.T. has been developed for MCRI and seamlessly integrates into the REDCap research data storage system

Auslan Connections+

Working with Expression and Deaf Services Queensland, Curve co-designed and built a custom platform for just-in-time personnel management software for the deaf community in Australia.

The Auslan Connections+ platform allows organisations and deaf clients to request interpreters and booking officers to efficiently assign an interpreter. The platform processes over 35,000 bookings each year.

Axon

Hospital care teams look after multiple patients and tasks every day; their workplaces have become complex mazes of interactions and devices.

Axon generates a live patient journey for the health professional and incorporate best practice checklists and workflows that are intelligently tailored to each patient. This information is available across multiple platforms and accessed live by any team member, improving delegation of care and communication.

Axon will result in a much more efficient health care system in hospitals, resulting in cost savings and better quality of care for patients.

Q-Max

A desktop app for detection of epigenetic mutations in the Fragile-X gene.

Fragile-X syndrome is a genetic condition that causes intellectual disability, behavioural and learning challenges and various physical abnormalities.

Q-Max enables the team at the Victorian Clinical Genetics Service (VCGS) and MCRI to perform their research and screening more accurately and efficiently.

A five day, manual, multi-step spreadsheet analysis process of thousands of samples has been reduced to a seamless ten second task.

CMTPedS Calculator

A web-based tool to help assess children with CMT.

Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease (CMT) is the most common inherited peripheral nerve disorder, with an incidence of 1 in 2,500. The CMTPedS Calculator is a validated clinical tool used to measure disability in children with CMT.

Built for the Centre of Research Excellence in Neuromuscular Disorders at MCRI, this web app enables precise assessment of baseline performance and disease severity, monitoring of outcomes in studies over time, and responses to current or novel therapeutics.

From the Heart

A web-based dynamic questionnaire to help with Fontan patients and their families.

The Fontan procedure is used in kids who possess only a single functional ventricle in the heart.

Built for the Fontan Registry and the University of New South Wales (UNSW), this web app enables kids and adults who have had the Fontan procedure, their siblings and parents to answer questions about their quality of life. This dynamic questionnaire incorporates many of the industry standard psychology questionnaires and is designed to be quick and fun. The results of this research will hopefully lead to better outcomes for people with Fontan and their families.

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