Event

TTRN in Webinar on “International Telehealth Practices: Europe”

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The National Telehealth Research Network of the Brazilian University Telemedicine Network (RUTE) is presenting a webinar November 28th on “International Telehealth Practices: Europe”.

The webinar features two presentations on telehealth implementation in Europe, provided via the Transatlantic Telehealth Research Network (TTRN) and InTouch Health (members of the ISfTeH network).

The TTRN presentation Telerehabilitation of patients with Chronic Obstructive Disease (COPD) – from pilot to large scale implementation in Denmark is presented by: Prof. Birthe Dinesen, Laboratory for Welfare Technologies, Telehealth & Telerehabilitation, Integrative Neuroscience Research Group, SMI, Department of Health Science and Technology, Faculty of Medicine, Aalborg University, Denmark & Transatlantic Telehealth Research Network, Denmark/USA

The webinar is scheduled for Tuesday November 28th, starting at 14:30 BRST / 17:30 CET.
If you would like to attend this webinar, contact us at info@isfteh.org and we will send you the login instructions.

Personalised Telehealth in the future – presented in Japan

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On the occasion of the year celebrating the 150 years anniversary of the diplomatic relations and friendship between Japan and Denmark, the Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Research and the Royal Danish Embassy in Tokyo have organized the seminar “PHOTONICS CREATING THE FUTURE!” at the Tokyo International Forum in Japan November 16 2017.

“Photonics” has been chosen as a memorial topic because a Danish company, The Great Northern Telegraph Company (大北電信会社) established connections between Japan and the world by laying the first international submarine cable for Japan in 1871.

At the seminar researchers from Japan and Denmark gave talks on avariety of topics from fundamental research to future applications. I was invited to present telehealth ”Personalized Telehealth in the future: Examples from Danish Research Projects” as a new application area for future collaboration between Denmark and Japan. There was a big interest for future collaboration.

Future Patient presented at Conference for Cardiology Nurses

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Future Patient – telerehabilitation of patients with heart failure was presented at a conference for cardiology nurses at Comwell in Middelfart, Monday November 13th. Approx 150 cardilogist nurses from all Denmark participated. Speakers were Marianne Lønvig, Head Nurse, Heart Clinic, Regionshospitalet Viborg, Malene Hollingdal, Chief Physician, Heart Clinic, Regionshospitalet Viborg, Phd Student Søren Sleth, Aalborg University (AAU) and the patient Tina Møller. Project nurse Lene Horsfeldt also particpated in the panel at the presentation.

The project was subject to great interest and the inquisitiveness, especially the patients story raised great recognition and contributed to a lively debate and positive feedback.

All in all a thrilling and inspiring day, where Future Patient was the subject of much discussion.

Great interest in wearable technologies at the eCardiology conference in Berlin

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On 9-10 November, Future Patient was presented at the annual eCardiology conference in Berlin.

It was inspiring to hear some of the worlds experts discuss subjects within innovations in telemonitoring/telerehabilitation of heart failure patients.

Throughout the conference a great interest was shown in wearable technologies for the use of wearables for patient management.

Norway is interested in telerehabilitation

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Wednesday, October 25 2017, the Laboratory for Welfare Technology had a visit from health professionals and IT consultants from Sunnaas Hospital in Norway. Sunnaas Hospital is Norway’s most recognized hospital in rehabilitation. The purpose of the visit was to gain inspiration for how telerehabilitation can be a future service in the Norwegian health care system.

Following the visit at AAU, the Norwegian delegation visited Skive Health House to hear about Future Patient – rehabilitation of heart failure patients.

Guest professor for two months

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We are delighted to have Dr. Marcin who is a Professor and Chief of the Division of Pediatric Critical Care at the UC Davis Children’s Hospital, Sacramento in California  as a guest professor for two months this summer. We are collaborating with Dr Marcin through the Transatlantic Telehealth Research Network (TTRN).

Dr. Marcin is currently the director of the Pediatric Telemedicine Program at the UC Davis Center for Health and Technology. In addition to being passionate about his clinical work in the Pediatric ICU, he conducts research in telemedicine and quality of care, particularly as it relates to acutely ill and injured children in rural and underserved Emergency Department. His team’s focus is to improve the care delivered to children throughout Northern California, and how telemedicine and other mobile technologies can be used to have UC Davis Pediatric Specialists virtually at the bedside of any child in need.

OUH Talk

Telemedicine in Pediatrics: Increasing quality and reducing costs (YouTube).

PhD course: Personalized Telehealth, Informatics and Person-centered Technology

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Invitation to PhD course:

Personalized Telehealth, Informatics and Person-centered Technology
– an Interdisciplinary Approach

Time: August 27th – September 1st 2017
Venue: Aalborg University, Denmark

Aims

This course will give a comprehensive introduction to personalized telehealth in an interdisciplinary approach by addressing challenges in future personalized healthcare systems from design of new technologies, data mining and implementation to evaluation of telehealth programs at scale.The learning goals for the students are:

  • To give students an insight into design, testing, implementation and evaluation of personalized telehealth, informatics and patient-centered technology for patients with chronic diseases
  • To give students the possibility to create networks with other PhD students and international researchers within telehealth and health informatics

You can read more about the course in this PDF.