What we want to achieve
H2HCare will sustain and improve the quality of life of older adults helping them to better cope with and self-manage transitional care problems in case of heart failure avoiding hospital readmissions.
H2HCare in short
What We Do
Pre-Discharge Comprehensive Elders Risk Assessment Service
will help doctors to determine the readmission risks associated with each older adult patient by conducting a comprehensive “whole-person” assessment and to configure and personalise the robot-based intervention accordingly
Older Adult Post-Discharge Monitoring and
Follow-up Service
will use sensors and artificial intelligence to monitor and detect daily life activities that are not in line with the post-discharge treatment, care recommendations and medication plan
Robot-based Coaching and Intervention Service
provides timely intervention through personalised care and coordinated guidance and motivation for the older adults’ patients and associated informal caregivers to adhere to the post-discharge treatment recommendations
Updates
From Our Blog
- End-users requirements findingsDuring the activity analysis of the intended audience (i.e. seniors, formal and informal caregivers) several needs have appeared. These needs, converted into requirements, have been prioritized in order to keep the most important information and feasible features regarding to theContinue reading “End-users requirements findings”
- H2Hcare – what some Norwegian seniors thinkWe have interviewed some seniors in Norway as to their thoughts of the usefulness of the H2Hcare system – all in the name of user-driven-design. The seniors were selected from voluntary members of the NGO Seniornett and 6 patients andContinue reading “H2Hcare – what some Norwegian seniors think”
- H2HCare state of the art and vision journal paperTUC published a review paper about smart environments and social robots in a Q1 (top) web of knowledge journal, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, Impact Factor 2.84. Anghel, I.; Cioara, T.; Moldovan, D.; Antal, M.; Pop, C.D.;Continue reading “H2HCare state of the art and vision journal paper”