| On Friday evening, November 6, a new version of the Minddistrict platform will go into production. In this release note, you'll find all updates. Have fun with the new version of Minddistrict! |
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TABLE OF CONTENT
Platform
Redesign of submission moments and at the end of a module
This update is relevant for clients
The design and phrasing in submission moments and at the end of a module are adapted. Based on usage feedback, it appeared that the choice of words in the functionality was not always clear and appropriate.
These are the changes:
| Where? | Old situation | New situation |
Submission moment (module with feedback) | "Your answers have been shared with your therapist " | "Your answers have been shared with [name professional]" + [illustration] (see screenshot below) |
Reflection moment (module without feedback) | "Your answers have been submitted" | "You have confirmed your answers" |
End of a guided module (module with feedback) | "You have completed all the steps! You can always review previous pages if you want to. Please ask your therapist if you have any questions." | "You have completed all the steps" + [illustration] You can always review previous pages of pages that you saved as a favourite. Otherwise, you are done and can go back to the homepage. (see screenshot below) |
End of an unguided module (module without feedback) | “You have completed all the steps! You can always review previous pages if you want to. Do you feel like you need more help than you can find here? Reach out to a therapist or general practitioner.” | "You have completed all the steps" + [illustration] You can always review previous pages of pages that you saved as a favourite. Otherwise, you are done and can go back to the homepage. (see screenshot below) |
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| New design of a submission moment | New design at the end of a module |
Empty conversations will be deleted after 24 hours
This update is relevant for all users
Sometimes users starts a conversation with a contact person and leave it empty. Both persons will have an empty conversation in their conversation list. This results in a cluttered conversation list and lack of overview.
From now on the empty conversations will be removed automatically after 24 hours. This will also be done retroactively.
| Please note: Conversations with system messages (e.g. messages about videocalls) won’t be removed |
Minor adjustments in data exports
This update is relevant for data analysts and data officers
There are 2 minor adjustment in the data exports:
- The wordings of the categories are made more clear. This makes it easier to see which exports are about browser-only modules and which are about (mobile) modules.
- In the export ‘Diary entries’ the date and time on which the client filled in the diary is now available.
Participate in multiple conversations as a guest
This update is relevant for organisations that use the guest feature
The guest feature makes it possible for persons, who don’t have an account, to participate in a (videocall) conversation as a guest. Until now it was possible to invite a guest to one conversation. But this guest was unable to join another conversation if the first conversation was not ended properly (e.g. when the guest only closed the browser). This issue is solved.
Content
New module ‘Youth: OCD’
Obsessive compulsive behaviours are not something only adults struggle with. Young people do as well. In the new module ‘Youth: OCD’ young people will learn more about compulsions, compulsive thoughts and how to fight those. Tools like response prevention, changing thoughts and stopping avoidance behaviour are offered. Obsessive compulsive behaviours are not something only adults struggle with. Young people do as well. In the new module ‘Youth: OCD’ young people will learn more about compulsions, compulsive thoughts and how to fight those. Tools like response prevention, changing thoughts and stopping avoidance behaviour are offered. Obsessive compulsive behaviours are not something only adults struggle with. Young people do as well. In the new module ‘Youth: OCD’ young people will learn more about compulsions, compulsive thoughts and how to fight those. Tools like response prevention, changing thoughts and stopping avoidance behaviour are offered.This module is also available in the mobile app. More information |  |
New module ‘Youth: Panic’
| Panic attacks can be really debilitating. Even more so for young people. That’s why the new English module ‘Youth: panic’ offers help with dealing with panic attack. Tools include: changing thoughts, stopping avoidance and experimenting with interoceptive exposure. This module is also available the mobile app. More information |  |
New module ‘Youth: Social Anxiety’
| Being socially anxious is very common among young people. That’s why Minddistrict is releasing a new English module, that helps young people to gradually become less anxious. In this module they will learn to focus their attention less on themselves, have more positive thoughts and avoid things less. This module is also available in the mobile app. More information |  |
All three modules will be available from the10th of November. Do you want to expand your catalogue with these modules? Please contact your account manager or the Minddistrict Servicedesk: service@minddistrict.com