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Collaboration of Regional Ecosystems & Impact Investingin a Smart Health Deal for Dementia Support@Home

@SmartHealthNB @CoralEurope @ECHAlliance @AALProgramme

Astrid Kaagprovince of Noord-Brabantcoordinator Health@Home Learning Networkproject officer Brabant, Region of Smart Health

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Innovation spiral

Karina MarcusdirectorCentral Management UnitAAL Joint Programme

AAL Programme

ICT for ageing well

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K a r i n a M a r c u sC M U D i r e c t o r

Active& Healthy Ageing-DementiaDigital Health & Wellness Summit @ MWC

Barcelona, 23 February 2016

What is AAL?

COFUNDING

ACTIVITY

TRANSNATIONAL

PROJECTS

USER DRIVEN

• Applied research

• Innovation closer to market

• > 3 countries involved

• Business / SMEs / Users / R&D

• Innovation paradigms

• Conception / Testing / Business

AGEING CHALLENGES

AGEING OPPORTUNITIES

Social

Inclusion

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AAL JP 2008-2013

CALL 1: Chronic Conditions

CALL 2: Social Interaction

CALL 3: Self-Serve Society

CALL 4: MobilityCALL 6: Occupation In life

CALL 5: Home Care


30 Dementia-related Projects

FUNCTIONALITIES AAL SOLUTIONS HOW MANY?

Signal/alarm to professional or informal care 15

Support ADL / independent living / self care 10

Orientation & navigation 9

Cognitive support 7

Monitoring Patient Status 7

Support informal care (info/advice/e-learning/experiences) 8

Social interaction 4

Surveillance (inside the home) 5

Physical activity / rehabilitation / mobility 4

Contacting people 4

Coordination professional care 4

Surveillance / localisation (outside) 3

Entertainment 2


Call 2016 (1/2)

Living well with dementiaThe contribution of ICT to integrated solutions for enabling the wellbeing of

people living with dementia and their communities

Strong market orientation!

Key priority: integrate existing technologies to create solutions based on ICT that will enable the wellbeing of people with dementia and their communities (family, caregivers, neighbourhood, service providers, care system, etc.)

User-centred approach as well as pilots with a considerable number of end-users involved in order to demonstrate the benefits and added-value

necessary to make impact on the market.


Call 2016 (2/2)

• Planned date of publication: 26 February 2016

• Planned closure date: 27 May 2016, 17h00 Central European Time (CET)

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AAL Dementia-related Projects (call 1, call 2 & call 3)

Project Surveil.

inside

Surveil.

outside

ADL

Sup.

Social

inter.

Cognitive

supp

Monit.

pat.st.

Informal

care

Formal

care

Self

care

Phys.

rehab

Entertain

ment

AGNES X X X X

ALADDIN X X X

BEDMOND X X X

CCE X X X X

HERA X X X X X

HOPE X X X

HELP X X

ROSETTA X X X

M3W X X X X

2PCS X X X

FEARLESS X X X

MYLIFE X X X

ALFA X X X X

NACODEAL X

TOTAL 4 2 4 4 5 7 4 7 1 2 1


AAL Dementia-related Projects - call 4 Mobility

Orientationassistance

Navigation

assistance

Contact with

persons

Alarm function

information Physical mobility

ALMA x x

ASSAM x x x x

CONFIDENCE x

HAPPY WALKER x x x x

MyGuardian x x x

NavMem x x x

MOBILE.OLD x

(E-MOSION) x x x

(EXO-LEGS) x

(GUIDINGLIGHT) x

TOTAL 4 5 4 4 2 2Digital Health&Wellness Summit @MWC - Barcelona, 23 Feb 2016

AAL Dementia-related Projects Call 5 – ADL/informal carers

SupportInformalcare

E-learning

Sharing experiences

Tailoredadvice

Coordinationwith professionals

Support dement. at home

Localisation Ob /subject

Cognit. support

Diverse services

UNDERSTAID

X X X

ICARER X X X X X

NITICS X X X

eCH X X X X

BREATHE X X

ChefMySelf X X

TOTAL 4 2 1 1 1 4 1 2 3


Dementia Deala scaling concept with a socio-economic business case from different perspectives

a joint learning actionbetween

Northern Ireland & Noord-Brabant

Our panelShabs RajasekharanCo-director Smarter Futures

Ian Savagedirector of CDS-Development Consultancy in Belfast (Northern Ireland )

Cor Hammenmember of elderly organisation VBOB in Noord-Brabant (NL)

Matthijs Oostlandersocial business analyst of Shaerpa Fund Management/member of EVPA

Marielle SwinkelsCo-director Smarter FuturesStrategic Advisor Dementia Deal

Introduction on the Dementia Deal

Moving from separate islands to a joint action

Breakthrough Consortiumpatients and carers

formal carers

municipalities

SME and corporates

impact investors

Ministry of Health

researchers

educatorsneeds assessment

development of business case forscaling

monitoring impact

policy & public-private partnership

health & social care

package deal of smart health solutions

Inspiration on the Dementia Deal

Frans Straversdirector International Business, TKH Care Solutions

suitable answers to a changing World

The TKH care solution for home care

Intelligent sensors produce tailored observation

Intelligent connected sensors

With intelligent sensors in combination with the ability to create scenarios that can be adjusted to the

individual care or support needs of the client and staff technology can be used far more efficient.

Thru wireless connections the sensors can be placed more easily.

False positives can also be prevented with which the number of unnecessary notifications is reduced.

Also the amount of technique needed in a home is reduced.

The TKH care solution for home care

The SBIR project CareBOX investigates the feasibility of a fall prevention system, based on

intelligent wireless sensors. The system is intended for independent seniors with dementia

that live at home. Pattern recognition is part of the system.

CareBox is a

package with small

wireless sensors

Deviations from the

pattern are being

recognized

Messaging to the caregiver

The caregiver can get a message if

something is fishy and he can consult

listings of activities over the internet to

conclude if action must be taken.

Also the caregivers can, if desired, get

a close-up view of the activities.

Sensor technology at home and lifestyle monitoring

Home care Sensors

The Ambiact is a wireless peripheral device for the VieConnector.

The smart power sensor translates the use of devices in a welfare

signal. As long as some devices such as the TV or a kitchen

appliance be used daily, everything is OK. Which device you

choose depends on the life pattern of the client.

Transform any standard home into a care home

With the new connected technologies we can

transform any home in to a care home in about

20 minutes.

If functions are no longer needed we

can take them out as easily as we put

them in without damaging the home.

This is the basic technologic idea for

the Dementia package.

a rough idea about a dementia package

Every package is tailor-made for each individual case.

The messages from the system go to one or more

(informal) caregivers

The system gives advice and contains useful up-to-date

information.

If there is (partly) professional support it can be easily

added for example by sending messages to a specialist

or by linking a care center.

If the package isn’t needed anymore than everything can

be send back and the cost will stop.

Informal

Professional

The panellists

The audience

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