Leveraging Data Strategies for Shared Wellbeing: Family centered care for MI patients: Strategy for enhancing adherence to lifestyle modifications through remote patient management services

The main goal of this thesis is to create remote patient management (RPM) strategy to effectively involve patients’ families into e-health services, and promote the adoption and long-term adherence to lifestyle <br/>modifications of entire families. By exploring the potential of family-centered care ideology for healthcare delivery, this thesis...

SDAE-A toolkit for developing remote patient monitoring in social, daily activity and related emotion: A study in colorectal cancer patients during the follow-up phase in the Netherlands

Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer disease worldwide with highly fatal. It has accounted for 10% of the global cancer incidence (Bray et al., 2018). In the Netherlands, patients who have undergone treatment and surgery for colorectal cancer typically enter a five-year follow-up phase. During this period, patients often experience...

The attitude of anesthesia assistants towards Artificial Intelligence-assisted patient monitoring in the Operating Room: Using the knowledge on their attitude and motivation to create an educational module that supports anesthesia assistants in their awareness and understanding of the impact of AI-assisted monitoring

Research on the possibilities to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the Operating Room (OR) is rising, although there is no implementation yet. AI-assisted monitoring could provide support to anesthesia assistants in their task of patient monitoring, by making predictions on the future occurrence of deviating events in the vital parameter...

The Impact of Perioperative Remote Patient Monitoring on Clinical Staff Workflows: Scoping Review

Background: Remote patient monitoring (RPM) interventions are being increasingly implemented in health care environments, given their benefits for different stakeholders. However, the effects of these interventions on the workflow of clinical staff are not always considered in RPM research and practice. Objective: This review explored how...

From Prototype to Proposition: a Design Perspective on Scaling The Box: Framing Design Opportunities for Scaling while Supporting an Efficient Workflow that Reduces the Burden on Healthcare Professionals

The Box contains monitoring devices patients can use to perform monitoring activities in the comfort of their home. The success of the service relies on active patient participation. With The Box, the treating medical team now has insights in the patient’s health condition from a distance. It doesn’t require the patient to be physically present...

Human Activity Recognition using a Deep Learning Algorithm for Patient Monitoring

Physical activity and mobility are important indicators of the recovery process of patients in the general ward of the hospital. Currently, monitoring mobility of hospitalized patients relies largely on direct observation from the caregivers. Accelerometers have the potential to quantify physical activity of patients objectively and without...

A perspective on patient monitoring: Exploring possibilities for patient monitoring in the future care context

This project is about shaping the context of critical care in a world where simplicity and consistency is expected from product • user interactions, while the implications of these interactions are becoming more complex. The project is related to the Critical Alarms Lab (CAL), which focusses on the design of multi-sensory information for product...

Exploring possibilities for patient monitoring in the future care context

This project is about shaping the context of critical care in a world where simplicity and consistency is expected from product • user interactions, while the implications of these interactions are becoming more complex. <br/><br/>The project is related to the Critical Alarms Lab (CAL), which focusses on the design of multi-sensory information...