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Imprint

Disclosure pursuant to § 5 ECG, § 25 MedienG and § 14 UGB

Company wording

SOFY GmbH

Object of the company

Development and operation of digital business models including the manufacture and trade of medical devices, limited to medical device software

Commercial register court

LG Korneuburg

Company register number

FN 488003 b

Responsible interest group

Lower Austria Chamber of Commerce

Supervisory authority

District administration of Tulln, Lower Austria

Applicable legislation and access to it

Trade regulations www.bundeskanzleramt.gv.at

VAT number

ATU73219867

Bank details

Bank Austria, IBAN: AT66 1200 0100 2356 8578, BIC: BKAUATWW

Registered office and address

Am Renninger 8, 3400 Klosterneuburg, Austria

Contact details

Email: info@sofy.group
Phone: +49 151 55690860 (also via WhatsApp)

Management

Daniel Amann, DI Bernhard Redl

Information on data protection

You can find detailed information on data protection in our privacy policy.

Information security policy

Information security is at the centre of our company! Download our information security policy.

Information on the technical requirements

Desktop browser minimum version or higher: Google Chrome 75, Mozilla Firefox 68.8, Microsoft Edge 80, Safari 11.
Mobile browser minimum version or higher: Google Chrome 83 (Android), Safari 12 (iOS).
Operating system minimum version or higher for the edupression.com apps: Android 10 or iOS 12.1.

Information on medical devices

Competent authority: BASG – Federal Office for Safety in Health Care www.basg.gv.at

If you have any questions or problems, please contact support@edupression.com (Bernhard Redl, Safety Officer)

Purpose of the edupression.com® system

The purpose of edupression.com® is based on that of the two medical products it contains:

The online-based psychoeducation for unipolar depressive patients developed by edupression.com® is based on the goal-oriented and structured communication of preventive and disease-relevant information to patients with unipolar depression, combined with psychotherapeutic effective factors, most of which originate from elements of cognitive behavioural therapy, with the aim of

  • the reduction of depressive symptoms,
  • improving the course of illness in depressed patients,
  • improving the functional level of depressed patients,
  • the improvement of treatment adherence,
  • improvement in the remission rates of depressed patients,
  • reducing the risk of relapse in mild to moderately ill, depressed patients,
  • preventive effects in people with low symptom severity.

The edupression.com® mood chart is used for monitoring

  • of depression symptoms,
  • Mood instability,
  • Residual symptoms of unipolar depressive patients,
  • as well as in the presence of depressive “sub-threshold symptoms”,

which gives the patient visual feedback on the course of the disease and response to treatment.
In addition, the mood chart serves to monitor newly developing depressive symptoms in the context of a relapse and thus supports the early detection of a recurrence or relapse by the patient.
In addition, the edupression.com® mood chart helps the patient to recognise temporal relationships between depressive symptoms and factors that may have a positive or negative influence on the course of the illness or the response to therapy. In this way, the edupression.com® mood chart supports desired behavioural changes by the patient.

Information on interoperability

In accordance with the legal requirements of the DiGAV in Germany, data can be exported using the standard MIO Toolkit 1.1.0. Data can be written directly to the electronic patient file or an xml file can be downloaded. A specification for the exchange of data for healthcare applications can be found here: Interoperability Data Export Specification Edupression.pdf

Picture credits

Patients
Home – Adobe Stock, contrastwerkstatt
edupression – Getty Images, Anchiy
edupression/FAQ – Getty Images, Westend61
Depression – Getty Images, MementoJpeg
Depression/Emergency contacts – Getty Images, SDI Productions
Start now – Getty Images, Westend61
Blog – Getty Images, Westend61


Professionals
Home – Adobe Stock, Damir Khabirov
Prescription – Adobe Stock, bnenin
CME training – Getty Images, skynesher