MHASC | The free app to assess early-onset hallucinations

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Web Name: MHASC | The free app to assess early-onset hallucinations

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MHASC is an independent, creative and free project. This is why we launched a crowdfunding campaign on ulule.com. This was a succes and we are proud of being a part of this adventure.

The future of research is in your hands.

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about

What is MHASC ?

MHASC© is the first m-Health app to assess hallucinations in the touch-screen generation. Developed and validated by a specialized team under the supervision of Pr. Jardri, this tool will soon be available.

MHASC, a child knows how to use it

Simple, smooth and gaming, the interface promotes the child’s autonomy. A custom avatar moves into interactive sceneries with the help of Lulu, confidant of the adventure.

MHASC, an innovation for health professionals

The professionals can immediately access the assessment results and follow the evolution of hallucinations over time while measuring the effectiveness of her/his treatment.

MHASC, an all-in-one assessment tool

Vision, hearing, touch, smell, taste… MHASC explores all the sensory modalities of hallucinations with dedicated environments, while complementary modules assess cognitive functions.

MHASC will be freely available

The LITE and PRO versions of the MHASC app can be downloaded for free after brief registration. An advanced analysis module will be available with subscription (PRO+ version).

What is MHASC ? septembre 19th, 2015MHASCTeam

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Hallucination : a frequent but underrated experience

Hallucinations are frequent experiences in youth but their presence is not synonymous with schizophrenia. Such experiences can be observed in a large range of disorders (e.g. psychiatric, neurological, metabolic, genetic, etc.), but also be fully benign.

As for the non-detection of a persistent disorder, inadequate care of early-onset hallucinations may have deleterious consequences in terms of cognitive and social functioning.

The challenge is to better detect and explore early-onset hallucinations.

5

%

of hallucinations
in adult population 10

%

of hallucinations
in children and adolescents 20

%

of hallucinations
persisting at 1 year 50

%

of households
own a tablet Hallucination : a frequent but underrated experience septembre 19th, 2015MHASCTeam

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our-service

The MHASC app

MHASC is a all-in-one tablet app, developed for children and professionals.
MHASC integrates two complementary environments.

A professional dashboard

This interface contains all the necessary tools to plan sessions, or manage and analyze data in a professional way: Patient diary for longitudinal follow-up/ Appointment-making system/ Data analysis and visualization/ Secure archiving solutions, and much more…

From this interface, the professional can launch a « user » session, in which the child’s experience will be assessed. Through real-time analysis of the collected data, MHASC provides valuable information to clinicians and scientists.

A child interface

The child interface opts for a different look. Several designs are linked, each one representing a world in relation to the sensory modality explored. Reference to these video-game codes intuitively immerses the child at the heart of the MHASC app.

The child’s autonomy is encouraged via the multimedia support. Lulu, the mascot of the app, guides the child throughout the evaluation. In addition, interactions with a personalized avatar enable optimal child’s immersion in the environment.
The MHASC app septembre 19th, 2015MHASCTeam

work

The interface

Our app speaks for itself. Check-out a few screenshots :

AllProfessional interfaceSceneryChildren's interface

Parameters

Professional interface

Pottery scenery

Scenery

scenery from the beach

Scenery

Polar plot

Professional interface

Start screen

Children's interface

question/answer example

Children's interface

Question/answer #4 example

Children's interface

TOOLBOX

Professional interface

Kitchen design

SceneryThe interface septembre 17th, 2015MHASCTeam

our-philosophy-is

The Pierre Deniker foundation believes in our project and supported the MHASC © app development. Thanks !

FONDATION PIERRE DENIKER - POUR LA RECHERCHE ET LA PRÉVENTION EN SANTÉ MENTALE

Thank-you septembre 18th, 2015MHASCTeam

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Testimonials

We need to serious re-evaluate our focus in Hallucinations research and keep our clinical evaluation and assessments free of any systematic biases

(Schizophr Bull, 2015)

FLAVIE WATERS - ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA

The whole site’s a lolfest…
have a RT for this awesome French hearing-voices app for kids.

(twitter.com 2015)

NEIL THOMAS - CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST, VOICE CLINIC MELBOURNE

Having an innovative and validated tool in pediatric population is the necessary prerequisite for quality interventions in children and adolescents suffering from hallucinations.

(Interview, 2015) 

PIERRE THOMAS - FULL PROFESSOR OF PSYCHIATRY, PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE OF PSYCHIATRY ACADEMICS

We need to serious re-evaluate our focus in Hallucinations research and keep our clinical evaluation and assessments free of any systematic biases

(Schizophr Bull, 2015)

FLAVIE WATERS - ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA

The whole site’s a lolfest…
have a RT for this awesome French hearing-voices app for kids.

(twitter.com 2015)

NEIL THOMAS - CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST, VOICE CLINIC MELBOURNE

Having an innovative and validated tool in pediatric population is the necessary prerequisite for quality interventions in children and adolescents suffering from hallucinations.

(Interview, 2015) 

PIERRE THOMAS - FULL PROFESSOR OF PSYCHIATRY, PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE OF PSYCHIATRY ACADEMICS Testimonials septembre 17th, 2015MHASCTeam

get-connected

Join us

Follow us on social media and stay informed about the project's progress.

Twitter

Facebook

Linkedin

Youtube

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our-team

Who are we ?

We are a team of dreamers, of nonconformists. We believe in future and progress. Our project is not a dream, it is possible today. Our research-group on hallucinations believes in our visions - and that is normal !

Who are we ? septembre 19th, 2015MHASCTeam

RENAUD JARDRI

Professor of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, Lille

Fascinated by the study of consciousness, anxious to de-stigmatize hallucinatory experiences and improve their care. Principal investigator of the MHASC© project.

Who are we ? septembre 19th, 2015MHASCTeam

MORGANE DEMEULEMEESTER

PhD in Psychology, Lille

Specialized in neuropsychology, a discipline that addresses hallucinatory experiences in an innovative way, considering the cognitive implications both at the assessment and the therapeutic management levels. Project manager of the MHASC© validation study.

Who are we ? septembre 19th, 2015MHASCTeam

BENJAMIN FLIGANS

Designer - Professor in computer graphics

Convinced that images occur more in our minds than before our eyes. Driven by the desire to design Magic. Designer of the MHASC© app.

Who are we ? septembre 19th, 2015MHASCTeam

AHMED JAWAD TABET

Computer engineer

Curious in the world of new technologies, passionate by developing apps for different mobile platforms. Technical project manager of the MHASC© app.

Who are we ? septembre 19th, 2015MHASCTeam

publications

Publications

MHASC in the specialized press. Top credibility!

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Assessing early-onset hallucinations
in the touch-screen generation

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From Phenomenology to Neurophysiological Understanding
of Hallucinations in Children and Adolescents

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The Assessment
of Psychosis

Flavie Waters and Massoud Stephane (Eds) - Routledge - 2015

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Assessing early-onset hallucinations
in the touch-screen generation

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From Phenomenology to Neurophysiological Understanding
of Hallucinations in Children and Adolescents

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The Assessment
of Psychosis

Flavie Waters and Massoud Stephane (Eds) - Routledge - 2015Publications septembre 17th, 2015MHASCTeam

partenaires

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Contact

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CS 70001 - Lille Cedex - 59037

contact@mhasc.com

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