Danish University Colleges
Teknologier i borgernær sundhed forsknings- og udviklingsprogram Bangshaab, Jette
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A UCN initiative ‐ in Research and Development
Citizen‐Centered Healthcare
Technologies
The aim of this presentation
1) To shortly inform you about the Institutional Background for “Citizen‐Centered Health Care Technology
2) To present the different Activities that we have launched in 2013
4) To invite you to further cooperation
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Research and development at UCN
Background
University Colleges in Denmark
Change towards dedicated Research and Development Institution
Strategy for research and development at UCN 2013‐2015 – two main issues:
Close to Practice and the Professions
Collaboration with Research environment
UCN 3 Research Areas from 2014
Quality in Teaching and Pedagogical practice
Social Innovation and Welfare Technology
Business Development and Sustainability
Research and development strategy
Strategy UCN 2012 – 2015
3 Institutional Initiatives One of them is:
Citizen‐Centered Healthcare Technologies
Citizen‐Centered Healthcare Technologies purpose
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To develop Knowledge regarding Technologies which can improve Quality for Citizens and the Danish Healthcare System in:
• Treatment
• Care
• Health
• Rehabilitation
Citizen‐centered Healthcare Technologies
Themes for Research and Development
1. Documentation and Implementation
2. Development of Health Care and best use of Financial Resources
3. Communication and Technologies
Organisation and activities
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Council and project manager
Research
Advisory Board
Development
Research related activities
Activities
Research
6 Phd Fellows start in 2013
IT‐supported 2‐way Communication between Patients and Staff
Research Question:
How can user involvement in the development of IT for communication between patients and health staff
improve the inclusion of the individual patient in his/her own diagnosis and treatment process, and thus increase the quality of the patient’s experience and at the same time further efficient communication?
Stipends – Topic and research questions
The Innovation Potential of Daily Life ‐ if Technology is to become meaningful
Research question:
How can health supporting technologies create a basis for the involvement of less resourceful
citizens in their own health. And how can user‐
driven innovation processes create a basis for
meaningful development and implementation of health supporting technologies for less
resourceful citizens?
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Stipends – Topic and research questions
Storing User‐oriented Knowledge throughout a Product Development Process
Research question:
Which tools and methods can store user‐oriented
knowledge in an accessible way throughout the entire product development period so that this knowledge can be used for specification and implementation and make transparent the ensuing consequences of the decisions affecting the manufacturing process ‐ as seen by the user and for the context in which the product is being used?
Central Project – Lab. X
Adaptations to High‐intense Training on Type 2 diabetes Patients with use of App‐technology and supervised Training
Research questions:
What are the effects of high‐intensity training on type 2 diabetes, and how are the possibilities for transferring this training procedure to an app
which can be used by patients in their ordinary surroundings
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Central Project – Lab. X
Mobile Phones as an Organizational Tool in
Hospitals. Mediation of Clinicians´ Practices and Communication
Research questions:
How the of mobile phones in hospital settings mediate actions, practices, interpersonal interactions and
communication among clinicians and patients
How meaning is ascribed to the mobile phones and how they are domesticated in every day practice
How clinicians can manage the balance between presence and availability and maintain attentiveness in
Central Project – Lab. X
Patient and Public Involvement in Research – an Insight in the everyday Life with Dementia
Research question:
How to intervene in relation to what people with
dementia perceive as problematic in life with an early dementia in collaboration with them after they have received training in research skills inspired from an English model. What significance does it have to involve people with an early dementia as active
partners in an action research project about what is experienced as problematic in life and early
dementia?
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A Central Project ‐ Lab. X
Development
Implementation of Health and Welfare
Technology through Public‐Private Cooperation
The Project will strengthen an innovative Market Maturation of Products
The Cooperation takes place in 4 public Institutions acting as Living Labs.
A Central Project ‐ Lab. X
Development
Right now we have started the first Living Lab. in a Nursing Home
Collaboration with Aalborg Municipality
Collaboration with two Private Companies about testing an intelligent Bed
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A Central Project ‐ Lab. X
In this Project we try to measure
Can we release resources by using an intelligent bed for elderly people?
Are elderly people more active, when they use an intelligent bed?
Which attitudes and experiences do we meet among the staff?
A Central Project ‐ Lab. X
Methods used in the project
Interviews (single, focus group) Observations
Video Observations
Workshops with Video Observations Log Books
They count how many times the elderly people call – e.g. during the night
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Lab. X – new Knowledge about Welfare Technology
• Product
– Test of products in development
– New products
– New areas for applying existing products
• Proces
– Implement Welfare
Technology in Working processes
– Different Stakeholders
• Develoment of Methods
– Design and evaluate methods for better products and for implemantation
– Needs/Requirements – New Requirements
• Different Types of Tests in Living Labs.
Other Activities
Networking
Homepage
Participant in Nordroad
International collaboration partners Educational activities
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Hurry up
3 years to establish and develop ”Citizen‐Centered Health Care Technologies”
and make it sustainable
I hope we will succeed – and we will appreciate further
cooperation with you
