Packed with informative health based content, HIMS Health Tracks are designed by practitioners and health care professionals, specifically to support patients with chronic disease.
Health Tracks provide a structured process for patients to engage with, what can sometimes be overwhelming, clinical information. They provide patients with validated and trusted content, relevant to their particular chronic condition.
In delivering the Health Information and Monitoring System (HIMS), Evolving People Ltd is committed to the highest editorial and ethical standards in the provision of all its content and related services. As a producer of health and social care information, Evolving People Ltd works with The Information Standard to ensure that all our content is certified under this scheme.
Below are a selection of example Health Tracks designed to showcase our Health Information and Monitoring System (HIMS).
It can be very difficult coping with a diagnosis of lymphoma, both practically and emotionally. At first, you are likely to feel frightened and confused. This Health Track provides information and support for the types of cancer that affect blood, bone marrow, and lymph nodes.
This content has been produced by a Professor of Haemato-Oncology and Honorary Consultant Physician. Although the content is not specifically evidence based, it has been shown to be supportive and useful to a selection of patients. This content is due for review during 2017.
Using a visual lecture technique, Dr. Mike Evans answers the old question "What is the single best thing we can do for our health". In a completely new way, Dr. Mike looks at exercise and stress.
This content has been produced by a staff physician and Associate Professor of Family Medicine and Public Health at the University of Toronto, Canada. Although the content is not specifically evidence based, it has been shown to be supportive and useful to patients. This content is due for review during 2017.
Your life is more important than your illness! Would you like it back? If you've had a diagnosis that frightens you - that might even feel like a death sentence - or if you're struggling after years of impaired mobility, this health track provides a way to help you feel a bit better each day.
This content has been produced by a Professor of Psychosocial Psychiatry at Glasgow University, Scotland. The content is supported by evidence related to cognitive behavioural therapy (self-help) for anxiety disorders in adults. It has been shown to be supportive and useful to patients. This content is due for review during 2017.
This Living Life to the Full Video health track covers, Problem Solving, Building Confidence, Balanced Thinking, Dealing with Unhelpful Behaviours, Sleeping Better, Healthy Living and Assertiveness. Each of the 7 video activities lasts about 8-12mins.