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The Use of Telerehabilitation Technologies for Cardiac Patients to Improve Rehabilitation Activities and Unify Organizations

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Qualitative study by Dinesen & Spindler.

Results

The case study of cooperation in an interorganizational context of cardiac telerehabilitation program is characterized by the following key themes and patterns: (1) integrated workflows via a shared digital rehabilitation plan that help integrate workflow between health care professions and organizations, (2) joint clinical practice showed as a community of practice in telerehabilitation developed across professions and organizations, and (3) unifying the organizations as cooperation has advanced via a joint telerehabilitation program across municipalities and hospitals.

Conclusions

The Teledialog Telerehabilitation Program was a new innovative cardiac program tested on a large scale across hospitals, health care centers, and municipalities. Assessments showed that the Teledialog program and its associated technologies helped improve interorganizational cooperation and reduce fragmentation. The program helped integrate the organizations and led to the creation of a community of practice. Further research is needed to explore long-term effects of implementation of telerehabilitation technologies and programs.

See paper at rehab.jmir.org/2018/2/e10758.

Future Patient for heart patients will be presented in Norway

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Future Patient for heart patients will be presented at EHiN 2018 in Oslo, Norway, on November 14:
E-rehabilitation: Currents status, benefits and challenges, “Pros and cons on telerehabilitation of patient with heart failure” by professor Birthe Dinesen

And on November 15 at Innovasjonskonferensen 2018 i Værnes:
“Future patient” – Telerehabilitering av hjertepasienter ved bruk av ny egenoppfølgingsteknologi by professor Birthe Dinesen
– see Program (PDF).

TTRN PhD course: Research Methods in Personalized Health Informatics

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The Transatlantic Telehealth Research Network (TTRN) is having the 2nd PhD course at UC Davis and UC Berkeley this week in California.

The PhD course is called “Research Methods in Personalized Health Informatics”.

The program focus on the current and next generation of technologies, research design methodologies, health communities and models of digital health care, taught by interdisciplinary faculty from policy to engineering.

There are faculty and PhD students from UC Davis, Betty Irene Moore Nursing School, UC Berkeley, Aalborg University, Southern Danish University, CIMT Odense University Hospital, Danish Technical University and Aalborg University Hospital. In 2019 the TTRN PhD course take place at CIMT, Odense University Hospital in Denmark.

Animated Health, 26. sep. i Viborg

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Nyeste viden om ANIMATION, VIRTUAL REALITY og AUGMENTED REALITY inden for sundhedsområdet i Danmark.
Lyder det som noget for dig?
Så book din plads på årets Animated Health den 26. september i Viborg.

Der er begrænsede pladser, så skynd dig ind på animatedhealth.dk for yderligere info.

Videnskabsmødet 2018

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29 juni 2018 – se www.videnskabsmoedet.dk

Et folkemøde om videnskab og teknologi i Aalborg

DR og Aalborg Universitet inviterer alle til at komme helt tæt på forskere, formidlere og videnskabsfolk, mens vi sender live til hele Danmark. Kom og mød Peter Lund Madsen, Anders Morgenthaler og flere kendte værter fra P1-programmerne Tændt, Digitalt og Recept.

DR sender live fra kl. 10.00 så kom i god tid!
Deltagelse er gratis og kræver ingen tilmelding.

12.05–12.45 deltager Birthe Dinesen i P1 RECEPT TALK:
Kan overvågning løse vores livsstilsproblemer?
Maja Hald (Recept), Birthe Dinesen (AAU) og Niels Ejskjær (AAU)

DR P1 Recept podcast:
“Vi burde spise sundt og dyrke motion – derfor handler vi mod bedre vidende”

Du kan også prøve virtual reality, lære om kodning med DR’s store satsning ultra:bit, se selvkørende biler, se kemishow og opleve hvordan fremtidens brændstof bliver til.