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 at MIE2021 congressOn 30th May 2021, H2HCare team was invited to the MIE2021 (Medical Information Europe Congress) to present a an accepted peer-reviewed paper dedicated to the process of searching, gathering and determining end-user requirements, used as basis for the co-creation ofContinue reading “H2HCare at MIE2021 congress”
- Virtual Interactive Workshop “Assistive Technologies for older adults: experiences and prospects”On 4th of June H2HCare cas participated to an online collaborative workshop organized by the AAL Remember-Me project (https://www.rememberme-aal.eu/) in collaboration with IOANNA and iCan AAL Projects: https://www.rememberme-aal.eu/remember-me-project-organizes-its-first-open-worshop-in-the-framework-of-the-virtual-interactive-workshop-assistive-technologies-for-older-adults-experiences-and-prospects/ TUC has presented the work done in H2HCare and participated to the discussions sessions together withContinue reading “Virtual Interactive Workshop “Assistive Technologies for older adults: experiences and prospects””
- Online AAL seminar: Health & Care ecosystems as drivers for transforming European welfareH2HCare consortium has participated to the online event “Health & Care ecosystems as drivers for transforming European welfare” (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/health-care-ecosystems-as-drivers-for-transforming-european-welfare-tickets-153951227265?keep_tld=1#). It was organised by the AAL CMU together with the Universities of Tampere and Vaasa in Finland, the German Health Regions,Continue reading “Online AAL seminar: Health & Care ecosystems as drivers for transforming European welfare”