Your prevention priorities.
Tools people can act on.
Before a first consultation and throughout care, give your population access to evaluated external health apps and self-care resources. AppGuide orchestrates the selection, distribution and follow-up in a program under your organization’s identity.
Self-care resources for
your patients and care teams.
Scattered information makes it harder to guide people. Give your population one destination for selected apps, guides and videos, aligned with your clinical priorities.
- Support a prevention theme or population need.
- Share through your website, community channels and care teams.
- Give professionals patient leaflets to print or send with PRO.
Tobacco cessation centres
Tools for stopping smoking
A selection of evaluated resources. Choose what helps you.
ArticleNicotine pouches: what to knowConseil québécois sur le tabac et la santéGuideUnderstand withdrawal symptomsAssociation pulmonaire du QuébecAppQuit smoking or vaping at your paceQuash
This is an illustrative resource in a sample treatment collection. In a deployed program, this opens the selected publisher’s tool and its patient-friendly evaluation. The collection is configured with your clinical team.
Interactive collection preview. Women’s health and tobacco links open live resources; treatment resources are illustrative.
A prevention program.
Without building a new platform.
Your teams set the priorities and review the clinical fit. AppGuide evaluates the resources, configures the experience and supports launch, updates and reporting.
See deliverables, roles and the reference timelineAlready have a website?
Start with a documented resource selection for your existing environment. A new portal is one option, not a requirement.
Explore resource evaluationPrograms in the field.
Santé Québec Est-de-l’Île-de-Montréal – Universitaire
Santé Québec Nord-de-l’Île-de-Montréal – Universitaire
Santé Québec Laurentides
West Island tobacco-cessation centres
View the client deploymentIllustrative previews. Live sites may offer different languages.
Measure the value.
In minutes and dollars.
Define what to document for your population and care teams, from resource use to patient experience, time saved and appropriate use of services.
Program use
Reach, resource openings and recommendations by care teams.
Value to document
Patient preparation, reported usefulness and clinical time.
Evidence behind the tools
Quality, safety and available evidence for each selected resource.
Indicators and follow-up are agreed for each program. Usage, reported experience and clinical effects are assessed separately.
How measurement is defined
Indicators are selected when we define the project. Usage reporting can be complemented by patient and provider questionnaires or follow-up, depending on the program and rollout phase.
A resource-opening event records a click to access content or an external tool; it does not confirm completion or sustained use. A click toward an appointment does not confirm attendance.
To calculate cost per activation, define which action counts, who is counted and over what period. Agree on how to avoid counting someone twice. Report how many people answered surveys and when. Self-reported time savings and avoided visits are estimates. Clinical or economic effects require a suitable evaluation.
Evidence supporting a tool informs selection; it does not by itself demonstrate an effect of the client program.
Translate the findings into minutes and dollars.
Compare clinical time with a baseline and apply agreed cost assumptions. Assess potentially avoidable care and orientation to relevant services through a defined protocol. Report assumptions separately from observed results.
Questions to resolve before
launching your prevention program.
What does our team need to contribute?
A project lead, a defined population and priority, clinical review and access to your distribution channels. Scope and timing are agreed before work starts.
Can a partner help fund the program?
Depending on the project, a foundation, patient organization or industry partner may contribute. Funding, editorial independence and institutional requirements must be agreed with the organizations involved. No funding is guaranteed. See possible arrangements.
Where are the data hosted?
Hosting is in Canada. Program reporting is aggregate; identifiable patient data is not shared with funders. We review the security and privacy requirements for your project.
A portal for your professional services.
Alongside patient programs, bring your training, clinical content and professional services together in a portal under your brand.
Bring us your prevention priority.
Start with a population, a priority and the channels you already use.