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Category: ALS
Patient survey on THC:CBD in people with ALS
The THC:CBD patient survey is a systematic survey of 130 patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), in which important findings on experience and satisfaction with treatment with cannabis-containing medicines containing tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabidiol (CBD) are obtained. Cannabis-containing treatment for ALS Medicines containing cannabis are used for severe illnesses when conventional medicines are not sufficiently…
New medication module in the outpatient partner care portal
We are pleased to inform you that we have completely revised our medication module. With the new version, we want to make the medication supply processes more transparent, efficient and clearer. It went live in the Ambulanzpartner care portal on September 22, 2025. The old and new medication modules will be available in parallel in…
Redeem your e-prescription in the ALS app at your ALS pharmacy and continue to support ALS research
You can now redeem your e-prescription with your health card via the ALS app at your specialist ALS pharmacy! You can also continue to be supplied via your ALS pharmacy with the e-prescription and take part in ALS research. Have four things ready: Electronic health card. You will find the 6-digit CAN number (“Card Access…
Patient survey on eye control glasses for people with ALS
The patient survey on eye control glasses is a nationwide, systematic survey of patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). The aim of the survey is to gain important insights into expectations of the eye-control glasses as well as experiences and satisfaction following treatment with the innovative aid. Drive the wheelchair safely with eye control glasses…
The individual progression of ALS in the ALS app: the new “My progression form” function
The course of ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis) can be very different and individual. The way in which the symptoms develop is described by the specific progression that is present in each affected person. Two factors are particularly important for an individual assessment of the course of the disease: To be able to better assess the course…
Digital care during the coronavirus pandemic: communicating requirements for medical aids and medication online
The reliable supply of aids and medication is crucial for people with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and other neuromuscular diseases. At the same time, transportation and travel restrictions during the coronavirus pandemic can make it more difficult to provide outpatient care. To ensure outpatient care, Ambulanzpartner offers patients the opportunity to document their care needs…
Bold ideas for the joint design of assistive technology provision
We would like to thank you for attending the Outpatient Partner Conference for Assistive Technology Providers on November 15, 2019. It was a very interesting conference where we developed ideas together on how we can implement better care for the patients in our network. Here are some impressions of the conference. We will keep you…
New software for the remedies module goes live
The remedies module that has been running on our internet platform since 2011 has been revised both technically and in terms of content. In terms of content, we have given the new remedies module some modified functions and new overviews. Technically, the new remedies module has been developed using responsive technology so that the content…
Pilot phase of the Ambulanzpartner care research seal completed
The pilot phase, in which the APST seal was tested on selected care partner websites, began at the start of 2017. The pilot phase showed us that the seal was stable and how often it was clicked on. Our healthcare research seal identifies companies, practices and individuals who participate in research with their patient care…