vCreate
The Seizure Clinic is proud to present the first online secured veterinary seizure diary for remote diagnosis, management and decision-making.
vCreate supports with diagnosis, management and decision-making:
- Owners securely share smartphone-recorded videos and associated metadata with the clinical team
- Enables faster, more accurate diagnosis and management of epilepsy and other paroxysmal events
- Provides training modules for performing good-quality videos to increase the diagnostic value of home-video recordings
Aids in describing and classifying veterinary seizure semiology:
- Central electronic veterinary medical record and video database including long-term secure data storage in the cloud
- Aims to improve and standardise descriptive terminology used for seizure semiology in veterinary medicine
- Helps identify drug effectivity to a specific seizure type, genetic backgrounds, comorbidities and prognosis
Secure Platform
- Owners securely share smartphone-recorded videos and associated metadata with the clinical team
- Central electronic veterinary medical record and video database including long-term secure data storage in the cloud
Faster Diagnosis
- Enables faster, more accurate diagnosis and management of epilepsy and other paroxysmal events
- Aims to improve and standardize descriptive terminology used for seizure semiology in veterinary medicine
Better Treatment
- Provides training modules for performing good-quality videos to increase the diagnostic value of home-video recordings
- Helps identify drug effectivity to a specific seizure type, genetic backgrounds, comorbidities and prognosis
How does it work?
1. Register for an account
Carers are invited by email or text message to register for an account and provide appropriate consent. Once activated, carers upload videos and photos, and answer questions related to their video on their mobile device.
2. Vets access videos
Clinicians access patient videos, photos and data for review on any device at any time. They can securely share patient data, including screen recordings of test results or investigations within the neurology team.
3. Advice is provided
Clinical notes are added along with specialty classifications which will be communicated back to the carers.