Life + is a tool initially intended for physicians and medical students, although it may be useful for other health professionals, patients, students, and others; having an educational and social character. It was based on widespread medical knowledge and legal guidance on the Brazilian Program.
This is a version with minimum feasible content for creating the application. It was built as an academic product and entirely free. Provides chained access to the most important information in the routine of the transplant processes, going against the most common questions on the subject. In addition, the application provides the image of important documents, access to legislations and other resources that involve the health routines in the area, in addition to the contacts of the country's Transplant Centers, sites, videos and other fields in the public domain.
Life + was made from a partnership between Patrícia Henriques, a psychologist and a Master's Degree in Health Education - Medical Education (ESEM) and a Group of Studies in Assistive Technology (GETA), with Luan Wesley Siqueira Pereira and designer Isabella Magalhães Ribeiro as developer. The Research Group on Social Technologies, enrolled in 2014 at CNPq is led by the MSc professor. Eng. Alessandra Natasha Alcântara Barreiros Baganha. With a predominant area in Exact and Earth Sciences, and in Computer Science, the Group appeared in the University Center of Pará - CESUPA located in Belém, in 2008.