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Introduction of (UT-CTIT/BMTi) Remote Monitoring & Treatment group

Introduction of (UT-CTIT/BMTi) Remote Monitoring & Treatment group. Richard Bults Ing Widya Hermie Hermens Enschede, September 6-7, 2007. Introduction RM&T. RM&T – R emote M onitoring & remotely supervised T reatment Expertise Participating staff Prof. dr. ir. Hermie Hermens

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Introduction of (UT-CTIT/BMTi) Remote Monitoring & Treatment group

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  1. Introduction of (UT-CTIT/BMTi) Remote Monitoring & Treatment group Richard Bults Ing Widya Hermie Hermens Enschede, September 6-7, 2007

  2. Introduction RM&T • RM&T – Remote Monitoring & remotely supervised Treatment • Expertise • Participating staff • Prof. dr. ir. Hermie Hermens • Dr. ir Ing Widya • Ir. Ing. Richard Bults • Contributions to MyoTel

  3. Focus of RMT group • To research, develop and evaluate innovative mobile health care applications • By combining Biomedical Engineering with Information and Communication Technology • Focused on remote monitoring and remotely supervised training/treatment • Initially focused on “Rehabilitation”

  4. RMT: Mobile end-to-end Health Services 24/7 Technical support Databases Treatment Support BAN: sensing & Feedback M-Health platform Decision Support

  5. Expertise RMT • The MobiHealth project (IST; 2002-2004) • To demonstrate the use of wireless communication in health applications • Combining different BANs and wireless communication to create M-Health platform • Tested with different wireless communication (GPRS, UMTS, WLAN, bluetooth) • Feasibility tested in nine trials in 4 countries (pregn., cardio, COPD) CTIT APS, ASNA

  6. GPRS/ UMTS / WiFi IntraNet The Mobihealth platform Patients Health Professionals m-HealthCall centre biosignals M-Health portal BAN (Body Area Network) PC Internet ASNA 2004

  7. Expertise RMT(2) • Health Service 24 (eTEN) • Further BAN development, • Improving stability of the platform • Market validation; Preparation for commercialisation • Freeband Awareness (BSIK) • Context aware M-Health services • Dynamic distribution of resources • Distributed intelligence • Personalised, health status related feedback • Monitoring and Treatment focus CTIT ASNA

  8. RMT: Mobile Health Services Technical support Databases Treatment Support BAN: sensing & Feedback M-Health platform Decision Support

  9. RMT/RRD: role in Myotel (1) Technical support Databases Treatment Support BAN: sensing & Feedback M-Health platform Decision Support

  10. RMT: role in Myotel (2) Technical support Databases Treatment Support BAN: sensing & Feedback M-Health platform Decision Support

  11. RMT: role in Myotel (3) Technical support Databases Treatment Support BAN: sensing & Feedback M-Health platform Decision Support

  12. RMT/RRD: role in Myotel Technical support Databases Treatment Support BAN: sensing & Feedback M-Health platform Decision Support

  13. Myotel A challenging project Requiring close collaboration of a very multidisciplinary team Looking forward to a fruitfull and excellent collaboration

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