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Daily Health Check keeping AFL players on the field
A daily health check via a new app is helping AFL clubs keep track of players and their wellbeing in the Queensland hub. Eleven clubs’...
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Share this articleWritten by the Herald Sun
Published Monday the 28th of September
Photo: Josh Walker, North Melbourne Football Club
A daily health check via a new app is helping AFL clubs keep track of players and their wellbeing in the Queensland hub. Eleven clubs’ players, plus families and staff, are using the MOHR Daily Health Check which features a short health questionnaire on the phone app.
The questions relate to common COVID-19 symptoms such as how do you feel and what is your temperature, in order to gain a “Health Passport” for the day.
“We genuinely believe it’s the future of employment,’’ said Dean Mohr, CEO and Founder of My Occ Health Record (MOHR).
“The first thing the DHHS say is how are you recording your data.
“Its evolution over a short space of time has been really exciting and to know we have the capacity to support the community at so many different levels is extremely humbling.
A daily health check via a new app is helping AFL clubs keep track of players and their wellbeing in the Queensland hub. Eleven clubs’ players, plus families and staff, are using the MOHR Daily Health Check which features a short health questionnaire on the phone app.
The questions relate to common COVID-19 symptoms such as how do you feel and what is your temperature, in order to gain a “Health Passport” for the day.
“We genuinely believe it’s the future of employment,’’ said Dean Mohr, CEO and Founder of My Occ Health Record (MOHR).
“The first thing the DHHS say is how are you recording your data.
“Its evolution over a short space of time has been really exciting and to know we have the capacity to support the community at so many different levels is extremely humbling.
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