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Ann ackaert - handle with ecare: 5 years of ict research in the homecare environment
- 1. Ann AckaertIBBT - IBCN 5 years of ICT research in the (home)care environment 12/10/2011 1 e
- 2. Healthy Society: ICT coming into call! P4 care and cure: Personalized Preventive Predictive Participatory ICT and future internet building blocks Tele-medicine & tele-care Wireless sensor networks and mesh networks Optimized communication Data handling and cloud computing …. Working at the crossroads of social innovation 2
- 3. Started as a job… today a passion 12/10/2011 3 passion job 2005 2007 2011
- 4. A shared passion! 12/10/2011 4 Interdisciplinary: user, technical, legal, socio-economics Group diversity: private companies, care organizations, not-for-profit org., research teams at universities Demand driven: scenario’s, lab testing, user centered design, proof-of-concept, field testing * consortia of previously mentioned IBBT projects
- 5. Toolbox Domain analysis Care and cure processes Ambient Assisted Living Social inclusion & safety R&D process User centric Iterative process ‘Go all the way’ Lessons learned 5
- 7. Personas & white book Future users Sunny day view Technology map
- 8. Solutions for distant care Non-stigmatizing Trusted networks User in control 12/10/2011 8
- 9. Solutions for independent living Open innovation initiative Realization of living lab’s Starting from keywords Integration and testing of e-services ongoing 12/10/2011 9
- 10. Solutions for safety protection Tracking and tracing Overlay networks: sensor & mesh
- 11. Solutions for ubiquitous care Balance between autonomy and proximity Support mobility, personal preference and context 11
- 12. Solutions for social inclusion Services plug & play Easy to use! 12
- 13. 12/10/2011 13
- 16. Innovation in care: not to take for granted Change management process Iterative and fast in field Very dynamic needs Co-creation, multiple-actors Control user expectations Vulnerable end users Towards value network Payment model ?
- 17. Innovation in care: needs more care Innovation instruments need to be innovated Value creation needs to be shared Scaling up after projectneeds more attention Care for the care-innovator! 12/10/2011 16
- 18. 17 Questions?
- 19. Ann AckaertIBBT - IBCN 5 years of ICT research in the (home)care environment 12/10/2011 18 e
Editor's Notes
- Elderly people with dementia are now locked in closed parts of a home. With positioning technology, we can give them more freedom to go walk in the garden for example. When they are in zones that are too dangerous, the staff will be notified automatically of the position of the person. This is realised with sensor network technology.Er zijn inderdaad andere bedrade, moeilijk te installeren systemen, die hetzelfde doen. In de Vijvers hebben ze dit zelfs aan de hoofdingang. Dit is een soort magnetisch veld tussen poortjes (zoals in winkels). Als ze daar door lopen met een Tag, gaat het alarm af. Dit is vooral moeilijk (en duur) om te installeren omdat er meestal veel uitgangen zijn (bv de ramen in de cafetaria van De Vijvers die openstaan in de zomer).