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
- 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 2.5. Anghel, I.; Cioara, T.; Moldovan, D.; Antal, M.; Pop, C.D.;Continue reading “H2HCare state of the art and vision journal paper”
- H2HCare kick-off press releasesH2HCare press releases and newspaper articles (Romania): https://lnkd.in/dx3UKhs https://lnkd.in/dwuQ3w4 https://lnkd.in/dSDSs-C https://lnkd.in/dRur5K3 https://lnkd.in/d7xFPcY https://lnkd.in/d-G9auR https://lnkd.in/dn46Cgq
- H2HCare kick-off meetingThe kick-off meeting of the Active and Assisted Living (AAL) European project H2HCare (Social robot-based solution for elders’ Care management and coaching after discharge from Hospital to Home) took place Wednesday 22.04.2020. The meeting was organized by the H2HCare coordinator,Continue reading “H2HCare kick-off meeting”
