Giving a voice to people who can't verbalise their pain

Painchek is the world?s first smart phone pain assessment and monitoring device. It uses AI and facial recognition technology to provide carers across multiple clinical areas with important new clinical benefits- the ability to identify the presence of pain, and quantify its severity, when pain isn't obvious as well as to monitor the impact of treatment to optimise overall care. https://www.painchek.com

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