This document discusses collaboration between regional ecosystems and impact investing for a smart health deal focused on dementia support at home. It describes several European projects involving ICT solutions to support independent living and care for those with dementia. Over 30 projects are mentioned that involve functions like monitoring, social interaction support, and alarms. The document promotes further such projects through the AAL Programme and calls for proposals. It also outlines a potential "Dementia Deal" concept to scale solutions through partnerships across sectors. Experts from various organizations then provide perspectives on developing this deal to better support those with dementia through customized connected sensor technologies.

1. Collaboration of Regional Ecosystems & Impact Investing
in a Smart Health Deal for Dementia Support@Home
@SmartHealthNB @CoralEurope @ECHAlliance @AALProgramme

2. Astrid Kaag
province of Noord-Brabant
coordinator Health@Home Learning Network
project officer Brabant, Region of Smart Health
Akaag@Brabant.nl
@SmartHealthNB

3. Innovation spiral

4. Karina Marcus
director
Central Management Unit
AAL Joint Programme

5. AAL Programme
ICT for ageing well
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K a r i n a M a r c u s
C M U D i r e c t o r
Active& Healthy Ageing-Dementia
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6. What is AAL?
COFUNDING
ACTIVITY
TRANSNATIONAL
PROJECTS
USER DRIVEN
• Applied research
• Innovation closer to market
• > 3 countries involved
• Business / SMEs / Users / R&D
• Innovation paradigms
• Conception / Testing / Business
AGEING
CHALLENGES
AGEING
OPPORTUNITIES
Social
Inclusion
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7. AAL JP 2008-2013
CALL 1: Chronic Conditions
CALL 2: Social Interaction
CALL 3: Self-Serve Society
CALL 4: Mobility
CALL 6: Occupation
In life
CALL 5: Home Care
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8. 30 Dementia-related Projects
FUNCTIONALITIES AAL SOLUTIONS HOW MANY?
Signal/alarm to professional or informal care 15
Support ADL / independent living / self care 10
Orientation & navigation 9
Cognitive support 7
Monitoring Patient Status 7
Support informal care (info/advice/e-learning/experiences) 8
Social interaction 4
Surveillance (inside the home) 5
Physical activity / rehabilitation / mobility 4
Contacting people 4
Coordination professional care 4
Surveillance / localisation (outside) 3
Entertainment 2
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9. Call 2016 (1/2)
Living well with dementia
The contribution of ICT to integrated solutions for enabling the wellbeing of
people living with dementia and their communities
Strong market orientation!
Key priority: integrate existing technologies to create solutions based on
ICT that will enable the wellbeing of people with dementia and their
communities (family, caregivers, neighbourhood, service providers, care
system, etc.)
User-centred approach as well as pilots with a considerable number of end-
users involved in order to demonstrate the benefits and added-value
necessary to make impact on the market.
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10. Call 2016 (2/2)
• Planned date of publication: 26 February 2016
• Planned closure date: 27 May 2016, 17h00 Central European
Time (CET)
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13. AAL Dementia-related Projects (call 1, call 2 & call 3)
Project Surveil.
inside
Surveil.
outside
ADL
Sup.
Social
inter.
Cognitive
supp
Monit.
pat.st.
Informal
care
Formal
care
Self
care
Phys.
rehab
Entertain
ment
AGNES X X X X
ALADDIN X X X
BEDMOND X X X
CCE X X X X
HERA X X X X X
HOPE X X X
HELP X X
ROSETTA X X X
M3W X X X X
2PCS X X X
FEARLESS X X X
MYLIFE X X X
ALFA X X X X
NACODEAL X
TOTAL 4 2 4 4 5 7 4 7 1 2 1
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14. AAL Dementia-related Projects - call 4 Mobility
Orientation
assistance
Navigation
assistance
Contact with
persons
Alarm
function
information Physical
mobility
ALMA x x
ASSAM x x x x
CONFIDENCE x
HAPPY WALKER x x x x
MyGuardian x x x
NavMem x x x
MOBILE.OLD x
(E-MOSION) x x x
(EXO-LEGS) x
(GUIDINGLIGHT) x
TOTAL 4 5 4 4 2 2
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15. AAL Dementia-related Projects
Call 5 – ADL/informal carers
Support
Informal
care
E-
learning
Sharing
experien
ces
Tailored
advice
Coordin
ation
with
professi
onals
Support
dement.
at home
Localisa
tion Ob
/subjec
t
Cognit.
support
Diverse
services
UNDERSTAI
D
X X X
ICARER X X X X X
NITICS X X X
eCH X X X X
BREATHE X X
ChefMySelf X X
TOTAL 4 2 1 1 1 4 1 2 3
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16. Dementia Deal
a scaling concept with a socio-economic business case from different perspectives
a joint learning action
between
Northern Ireland & Noord-Brabant

17. Our panel
Shabs Rajasekharan
Co-director Smarter Futures
Ian Savage
director of CDS-Development Consultancy in Belfast (Northern Ireland )
Cor Hammen
member of elderly organisation VBOB in Noord-Brabant (NL)
Matthijs Oostlander
social business analyst of Shaerpa Fund Management/member of EVPA

18. Marielle Swinkels
Co-director Smarter Futures
Strategic Advisor Dementia Deal
Introduction on the Dementia Deal

20. Moving from separate islands to a joint action

21. Breakthrough Consortium
patients and carers
formal carers
municipalities
SME and corporates
impact investors
Ministry of Health
researchers
educatorsneeds assessment
development of
business case for
scaling
monitoring impact
policy & public-private
partnership
health & social care
package deal of smart
health solutions

23. Inspiration on the Dementia Deal
Frans Stravers
director International Business, TKH Care Solutions

24. suitable answers to a changing World

26. The TKH care solution for home care
Intelligent sensors produce tailored observation
Intelligent connected sensors
With intelligent sensors in combination with the ability to create scenarios that can be adjusted to the
individual care or support needs of the client and staff technology can be used far more efficient.
Thru wireless connections the sensors can be placed more easily.
False positives can also be prevented with which the number of unnecessary notifications is reduced.
Also the amount of technique needed in a home is reduced.

27. The TKH care solution for home care
The SBIR project CareBOX investigates the feasibility of a fall prevention system, based on
intelligent wireless sensors. The system is intended for independent seniors with dementia
that live at home. Pattern recognition is part of the system.
CareBox is a
package with small
wireless sensors
Deviations from the
pattern are being
recognized

28. Messaging to the caregiver
The caregiver can get a message if
something is fishy and he can consult
listings of activities over the internet to
conclude if action must be taken.
Also the caregivers can, if desired, get
a close-up view of the activities.
Sensor technology at home and lifestyle monitoring

29. Home care Sensors
The Ambiact is a wireless peripheral device for the VieConnector.
The smart power sensor translates the use of devices in a welfare
signal. As long as some devices such as the TV or a kitchen
appliance be used daily, everything is OK. Which device you
choose depends on the life pattern of the client.

30. Transform any standard home into a care home
With the new connected technologies we can
transform any home in to a care home in about
20 minutes.
If functions are no longer needed we
can take them out as easily as we put
them in without damaging the home.
This is the basic technologic idea for
the Dementia package.

31. a rough idea about a dementia package
Every package is tailor-made for each individual case.
The messages from the system go to one or more
(informal) caregivers
The system gives advice and contains useful up-to-date
information.
If there is (partly) professional support it can be easily
added for example by sending messages to a specialist
or by linking a care center.
If the package isn’t needed anymore than everything can
be send back and the cost will stop.
Informal
Professional

33. The panellists

34. The audience

35. @ECHAlliance
@CoralEurope @AALProgramme
@SmartHealthNB