Simon Bramwell - Beyond ALIP1
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Simon Bramwell presentation at Future Homes: Building better lifestyles for an ageing population, 30 July 2011
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- 1. 1 Beyond ALIP1 Presentation to ALIP1 Showcase Simon Bramwell, Telemedic Systems Ltd.
- 2. Assisted Living Innovation Platform 2007 - 2012 Knowledge KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER AND STANDARDS ALIP KT (running) DALLAS Standards PROGRAMME OUTPUTS Define SHORT TERM R&D Home based systems & UCD (running) SCDE (running) LONG TERM R&D Economic & business modelling Social & behavioural studies INDEPENDENCE MATTERS Ambient Assisted Living (AAL169) EXTERNAL to ALIP: Whole Systems Demonstrators 2009 2010 2011 2012 2008 2007
- 3. DAP Forum PartnersALIP Projects ALIP3: DAP Connect University of Westminster TSA Continua Health Alliance LSE Enterprise Docobo BRE Cisco HoIP Hereward College FAST Carers UK Centrihealth Microsoft Advanced Digital Institute BT MediLink Shared Learning Group Tunstall Telemedic Systems InovaTech Welsh Assembly Willmott Dixon 3D Reid Bournemouth Borough Council LB Newham SASIE RIBA ALIP1:Home Health Hub ALIP2: Anytime, anywhere
- 4. ALIP1 and follow-on Projects Trusted Services AAL: HOPES (Eu) ALIP1:Home Health Hub ALIP2: Anytime, anywhere ALIP3: Carers Connect Use Cases Managing long term conditions (LTC) at home LTC management on the move Linking informal & formal care internet access to health+social care Social Network for Seniors Concept Cloud services and commodity devices supporting social and health care on the move Supporting the carer and family; connecting the patient Profiled and moderated social network for the elderly Access to Statutory Health records Toolbox + Carers in employment Links to statutory care Prototypes Rally Round Trusted Services e-Health social network Carers Connect Home Hub Demo Cloud Services VitalMesh Assisted Living Toolbox Design Guide(s) Market Publication Product opportunities Product opportunities Businessopportunities
- 5. ALIP 1 Home Health Hub
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- 11. Early release
- 15. TeleMedic ALIP2 System VitalMesh Generic Use Case TPP SystmOne EPRs and expert systems CentriHealth System MeshGroupcomprising groups of nodes serving a number of LVLs VitalNetServer display device Master node configuration Node communications gateway building or institution display device LVLs (logical VitalLinks) comprising groups of registered parameter sensors 1 ethernet display device 2 ethernet PowerLine 3 WLAN WLAN control device 4 ECG weight Spirometry Glucometer Temperature Blood pressure Scalable multiuser/multipoint health monitoring access in larger buildings configurations may vary according to need VitalMesh Topology M.Bull & S.Bramwell ©TeleMedic Systems 2011
- 16. VitalMesh Configurations Configurations per use case Ubiquitous solutions ALIP2 WP2: Development of solutions to support ‘anytime, anywhere’ provision D2.4.1 Development of integrated solutions (TeleMedic Systems) Doctor’s surgery 1 Node per office 1 Node in the reception area 1 Static Master at the Communications router Client software on doctor’s PCs Display device in reception area Web access at consultant’s office Patient’s home 1 Node per major room (one is Master) Client software on carer’s PCs Low-cost display device (microPC) connected to TV or Tablet Prison 1 Node per cell block med room 1 Node per medical centre consulting room 1 Static Master at the IT centre Client software on nurse’s PCs Typical Installations Police Custody Suites 1 Node per cell (optional) 1 Node per medical room or reception 1 Static Master at the IT centre Client software on nurse’s PCs Web access for remote doctors Pharmacies 1 Node in waiting area 1 Node per consulting room 1 Static Master at the IT centre Client software on pharmacist’s PCs Web access for remote doctors Care homes 1 Node per resident’s room 1 Static Master at the broadband router Client software on carer’s PCs Low-cost display device (microPC) connected to TV or Tablet All nodes (master and slave) are interchangeable and contain the same software Software is self-organising (dynamically adapts to changing installation) Each node may run on a variety of different platform hardware Minimum installation is a single node (no other local hardware is necessary) Control and display nodes are customised to use-case type (domestic, GP, public etc.) Installations are compatible and use compatible modular elements. Backend databases and monitoring software is the same for all installations. Software is self-updating and remotely configurable (low maintenance). 9 S.Bramwell ©TeleMedic Systems 2011
- 17. ALIP 2 Anytime, Anywhere: Rally Round
- 18. ALIP 2 Rally Round
- 19. 3rd Sector Platform for Enterprise Platform for 3rd Sector It opens a Whole world of applications Platform for UK plc Assisted Living Toolbox One stop shop UK plc Platform neutrality Open source ecosystem Enterprise Attractive revenue splits Prof. Andrew Marsh HoIP
- 20. DAP CONNECT –Over view of project Toolbox
- 21. It opens a whole new world of possibilities… Billing Interface Mobile, Billing, Trust, Data, EMR resources Assisted Living Resource API Assisted Living Toolbox Billing Interface Billing Interface Billing Interface Consumers Assisted Living Toolbox Assisted Living Toolkit Crowd sourcing One-Stop Shop for Assisted Living 3rd Sector Rebranded bundle of customised tools UK plc Health, Wellbeing & Care web services Enterprise
- 22. Collectively, an open source Assisted Living Toolbox of applications with defined revenue streams. UK plc Consumers One-Stop Shop for Assisted Living Billing Interface Mobile, Billing, Trust, Data, EMR resources Assisted Living Resource API 3rd Sector Rebranded bundle of customised tools Billing Interface Billing Billing Billing Assisted Living Toolbox Billing Interface Billing Interface Assisted Living Toolkit Crowd sourcing API API API UK plc ALIP 3 ALIP 2 HealthVault AL Services MAINGATE Dallas ? Trusted Services Tier-4 N3 grade ALIP 3 Enterprise Billing Data Services
- 23. And sold as a branded Toolkit of Assisted Living applications with a common revenue model… Consumers One-Stop Shop for Assisted Living Billing Interface Mobile, Billing, Trust, Data, EMR resources Assisted Living Resource API 3rd Sector Billing Interface Billing Interface Billing Interface Assisted Living Toolbox Assisted Living Toolkit Crowd sourcing Billing Billing Billing Client Client Client OS commerce HealthVault AL Services MAINGATE UK plc Health, Wellbeing & Care web services Enterprise Data Services Billing
- 24. The Toolbox facilitates a tiered stakeholder revenue model. Consumers Billing Interface Mobile, Billing, Trust, Data, EMR resources Assisted Living Resource API Consumers Billing Interface Billing Interface Billing Interface Assisted Living Toolbox Assisted Living Toolkit Crowd sourcing 3rd Sector 3rd Sector Rebranded bundle of customised tools HealthVault AL Services MAINGATE UK plc Health, Wellbeing & Care web services Enterprise Billing Data Services
- 25. It opens a whole new world of possibilities… Billing Interface Mobile, Billing, Trust, Data, EMR resources Assisted Living Resource API Assisted Living Toolbox Billing Interface Billing Interface Billing Interface Consumers Assisted Living Toolbox Assisted Living Toolkit Crowd sourcing One-Stop Shop for Assisted Living 3rd Sector Rebranded bundle of customised tools UK plc Health, Wellbeing & Care web services Enterprise
- 26. ALIP3 DAP Connect Patient Transport Services Home Deliveries Architecture Overview of project U3A Community Matron Informal Carers Council/PCT/Social Services User Services Interworking Gateway Council/PCT/Social Services Toolkit Community Services Toolkit Professional Clinician/carer Services Toolkit Professional Clinician/Carer Service Portal for doc@HOME Telehealth hosted services Council/PCT/Social Services /Telecare Services Interworking Gateway DOCOBO doc@HOME Server 3rd Party Services Interworking Gateway Community Services Server
- 27. Trusted Services overview 20 Microsoft, HoIP and Napier University
Editor's Notes
- The project was seen from the very start as part of a bigger picture. This is the context of the TSB’s projects in which we have operated.
- The original consortium was augmented by additional partners to participate in the ALIP2 Anytime Anywhere project, and then additional partners took part in starting the ALIP3 DAP Connect Business Modelling Project.
- The projects together form a coherent roadmap, building towards a complete picture of the delivery of Assisted Living services. These are collectively described in what is becoming called the Assisted Living Toolbox, a framework that was developed under ALIP2.Following from the learning and demonstrations achieved in ALIP1, the follow-on projects have broadened the learning and crystallised the thinking.
- One of the major outputs from ALIP1 was the visionary Demonstration Tool.This is a web-based presentation of the concepts of Assisted Living, and it has proved invaluable in developing key technologies and strategies to meet the various demographic needs.
- Some of you will remember Deirdre, the subject of ALIP1 vision for telehealth.
- Following the inspiration of Deirdre, in ALIP1 TeleMedic Systems and Centrihealth worked together on a proof of concept based on delivering telehealth via a consumer’s set-top box. The primary consideration was on usability and clarity for the user, so that no expert knowledge is required, and health monitoring is done with clear feedback of information via a patient’s TV.
- In ALIP2, TeleMedic Systems has made one step towards the Anytime Anywhere philosophy by broadneing its health hub solution to multi-point and multi-user, creating a kind of mesh solution allowing patients to be monitored in a wide variety of locations and situations.
- This has a number of possible use cases, taking advantage of the flexibility of the solution.
- Another ALIP1 vision was to support people with long-term care needs by giving their informal carers tools to manage the complexity of caring for their relatives alongside their own lifestyles. Microsoft followed this up with proof of concepts including an application called Rally Round to support carers with “Anytime Anywhere” tools centred around the needs of the people they care for.
- The concept here is that informal and formal carers can organise their activities to ensure optimal coverage of their responsibilities and the care needs of the patient in a way that helps minimise the disruption to their lives, particularly important to the 6 million carers who also struggle to maintain full-time employment.
- The Assisted Living Toolbox has been a major conceptual output from ALIP2.This is still in its developmental stages, but it aims to provide a one stop shop platform for the delivery of services in the Assisted Living world.
- The concept is that users may subscribe to services and solutions that are designed to be interoperable at the service-delivery level. They can do this via a variety of platforms.
- The solutions and services are offered in a framework that consists of multiple layers of offereing.
- This is the grand plan.Looking at billing solutions for informal carers and how this works with statutory formal care.
- The Trusted Services project addresses another Assisted Living Toolbox concept, that of authenticating users accessing services in an open and accessible way, while still delivering the level of trust between service providers and users require. It enables service providers to identity-protect their offering without having to invest in proprietary identity services.