Before the Visit - SOYOGI

A notebook for collecting what you want to say before you visit a hospital or a support desk. Add one thing at a time whenever it comes to mind, put them in order of importance, and show the screen as it is to the person you meet. It is a memo for getting ready for a visit or a consultation, and it does not make medical judgments. It is not an official document or certificate either. ■Add one thing you want to say now Add it in a few words at the top of Home. Details are optional. On the cover, you can write one line about who this note is for. ■One sheet, in order of importance Put the items in order of importance with ▲▼, and show the top 3 (or 4 or 5) on a large-text screen. After the visit, mark each one "Said" or "Not said". What you could not say stays for next time, and what you said moves to the "Things I said" list. ■Sheet for a first visit Write in four fields, "Situations I struggle with", "Since when", "Changes in body and mood" and "What I would like", then show it as it is. You do not have to fill in everything. ■Timeline Visits, condition names you were told, medicines started, changed or stopped, and life events, in one list sorted by date. Medicine entries have two fields: "How I felt (self)" and "How it looked (family)". You choose which types to show the other person. By default only the minimum (visits and condition names) is shown. ■Notes per office For each hospital, support desk, school and so on, keep the contact person, the next appointment, what they said, what you agreed, and the date to check next. ■Medicine list A place to list the names of the medicines you are currently prescribed, with a memo. The line "Do not stop or change the amount of a medicine on your own" is always shown. Times taken and when the next dose can be taken are not recorded. Choose a file (JSON) exported from MOSHIMO Card - SOYOGI to use its medicine field as the starting list. Nothing is written back to MOSHIMO Card. ■Close quickly "× Close" at the top right opens another page (a search engine) right away. ■Public support systems For explanations of public support systems, a link goes to SOYOGI's "Japan Support Guide" (external site). ■Text size, colors and languages Choose from 3 text sizes, 4 color themes and 12 display languages. Music is off at first. ■About this app One of the free welfare apps from SOYOGI, a care and support consultation service in Japan. Fully offline, anonymous, no ads, no sign-up. What you write and your settings are stored only on your device and are never sent anywhere. This app is not a substitute for medical care. In an emergency, call your local emergency number or contact a local support service.