This document provides an update on the development of a mobile application called mICF that allows for patient-driven assessment using the International Classification of Functioning (ICF) framework. It discusses ongoing projects to develop the frontend interface for users in Finland and backend linking of patient language to ICF terms. It also lists grant applications awaiting funding decisions for expanding the tool's use in vulnerable youth populations, consumer engagement, remote rehabilitation, and evaluating care for preschool children. Goals for 2017 include field testing a prototype, connecting different interfaces to collect ICF data, and piloting a big data model using existing ICF data collections.

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mICF Development Update
Presentation at WHO-FIC Annual Meeting – October 2016, Tokyo, Japan
Poster C511

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Focus areas of mICF

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https://youtu.be/7hoPVH1tJj8

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Ongoing project
KELA grant (Social Insurance Institution, Finland):
Feasibility Study of a Patient-driven Mobile ICF-based
Assessment Tool (mICF)
•Achievements
✴Front-end: user driven co-creation of interface for
children and adult users in Finnish - see Poster C513
✴Backend: expert driven development of
FunctionMapper content, linking natural language to
ICF terms (ongoing work in Dutch, English, Finnish,
German and Portuguese) - see Poster C512

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Grant applications awaiting decision
Country/Agency Partners Topic Amount
NIH/Fogarty grant for
mHealth in LMIC
Southern Illinois University, Stellenbosch
University, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan
University, Stone Three
Vulnerable Youth 250.000 US$
PCORI Engagement Grant
Southern Illinois University, Oregon
Health and Science University
Train consumer stakeholders on ICD
and ICF EOI submitted 250.000 US$
Finnish Association for
People with Physical
Disabilities
10 different Patient organizations for
patients with chronic health
conditions/disabilities in Finland
Remote Rehabilitation for different
Patient groups with new technology
and evaluation methods.
800.000 Euro
National Institute for Health
and Welfare, Finland
Finnish Association for People with
Physical Disabilities, Jyväskylä
University for Applied Sciences, Valteri
School
ICanFunction app for children and
adults 300.000 Euro
Smarter Health Care -
National Research Program,
Switzerland
Child Development Centre of University
Children’s Hospital, Zürich , McMaster
University McMaster University
Preschool Children with Developmental
Delay: The Standard of Care Evaluated
~500.000 SF
Change Foundation, Canada
ClinicalConnect, Hamilton Health
Sciences, McMaster University
Partnering with family caregivers to
improve their experiences in Ontario’s
health and community care systems.
EOI submitted - 4M CAN$

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Dissemination
Social Media
• Twitter: 192 Followers @ICFmobile
• Facebook: 282 Likes on https://www.facebook.com/ICanFunction
• Website: 1800 views on http://icfmobile.org
Stanford Medicine X - “Putting the Person into Personalized Medicine”
“MedicineX has changed how health care providers and patients engage with and learn
from one another by amplifying the patient voice in academic medicine. Including the
patient voice has moved providers beyond knowing how to treat a disease to learning
what it is like to live with a disease.” See presentation here

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Goals for 2017
Identify partners willing to field test mICF prototype
Identify partners willing to develop/connect different front-ends to
collect ICF data
Pilot big data model with existing ICF data already collected in
different settings (Germany?, England?, Italy?, Japan?, who else?)
Keep fingers crossed!

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ありがとう
Thank you!