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Innovation in healthcare is not without challenge. New technology and proper care do not often go hand in hand. Nevertheless, steps will need to be made in the near future to realise innovation, in part by new technology, in collaboration with healthcare organisations, educational institutions and research and innovation companies.
The ‘Health-Lab’ initiative’s goal is to establish a real-world experimental environment for healthcare and ICT in the Amsterdam area. ICT can contribute significantly towards solving the problem of rising healthcare demands as a result of ageing populations by making more efficient care possible and by allowing people to live independently longer.
Due to the personal nature of healthcare and the specific target group (the elderly), there are very specific demands made on the use of and the perception of these technologies. For this reason the aspiration is to develop applications in the context of a ‘living-lab’ – together with the end users and health care providers.
‘Health Lab’ is carried out in collaboration with healthcare institutions, knowledge centres and large and small enterprise. The project concentrates on three aspects:
• Establishing and maintaining a platform for healthcare institutions and organisations
• Establishing ‘Living-lab’ locations for design and realisation of innovative solutions for healthcare
• Creating and updating curricula focused on the use of ICT in healthcare for the education of students and adult education
Publications
Innovation in health care: Together with end users
(2013 )Marise Schot, Miriam Reitenbach, Ron Boonstra, Saskia Robben, Pascal Wiggers, Margriet Pol, Marije Kanis, et al.Health-lab download
Innoveren in de zorg samen met de eindgebruiker
(2013 )Marise Schot, Miriam Reitenbach, Ron Boonstra, Saskia Robben, Pascal Wiggers, Margriet Pol, Marije Kanis, et al.Health-lab download
Longitudinal residential ambient monitoring: Correlating sensor data to functional health status
(2013 )Saskia Robben & Ben KroseProceedings of Pervasive Health'13 download
Identifying and visualizing relevant deviations in longitudinal sensor patterns for care professionals
(2013 )Saskia Robben, Mario Boot, Marije Kanis & Ben KrösePervasive Health'13 International workshop on lifelogging for pervasive health download
Sensor monitoring in the home: Giving voice to elderly people
(2013 )Marije Kanis, Saskia Robben, Judith Hagen, Anne Bimmerman, Natasja Wagelaar & Ben KröseProceedings of Pervasive Health '13 download
Living Labs as educational tool for ambient intelligence
(2012 )Ben Krose, Mettina Veenstra, Saskia Robben & Marije KanisProceedings of AmI'12 download
How is grandma doing? Predicting functional health status from binary ambient sensor data
(2012 )Saskia Robben, Gwen Englebienne, Margriet Pol & Ben KröseProceedings of Artificial Intelligence for Gerontechnology '12 download
Ambient monitoring from an elderly-centred design perspective: What, who and how
(2011 )Marije Kanis, Sean Alizadeh, Jesse Groen, Milad Khalili, Saskia Robben, Sander Bakkes & Ben KröseProceedings of AmI'11 download
Miniature play: Using an interactive dollhouse to demonstrate ambient interactions in the home
(2012 )Marije Kanis, Saskia Robben & Ben KröseProceedings of DIS '12 download
How lonely is your grandma? Detecting the visits to assisted living elderly from wireless sensor network data
(2013 )Ahmed Nait Aicha, Gwenn Englebienne & Ben KröseAdjunct proceedings of UbiComp '13 download