Pain Diary

Where we began

Pain is personal, and it changes over time. What a patient experiences from day to day matters to the people looking after them. Pain Diary began with the need for a clearer record of those experiences, so patients have a way to describe what they are living with and care teams have information to support continuing assessment.

How we approached it

DO IN THAI designed and developed Pain Diary with academic and clinical partners, including the Pain Clinic at Ramathibodi Hospital. The work explored digital pain records and how AI that takes a patient’s context into account might support monitoring. Our interest was in helping a person’s account of their pain reach the team caring for them. The project account also records early support from UNESCO for research into ethical AI.

This is an account of our past work. For more detail or to ask about current availability, write to us.