Are new care technologies shaping home and/or work? MEDUSE Utrecht, 20-21 September 2007 Jan Thie Vilans.

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Are new care technologies shaping home and/or work? MEDUSE Utrecht, September 2007 Jan Thie Vilans

new care technologies at home setting the scene

new care technologies for: consumers patients carers healthcare professionals

new care technologies for: consumers patients carers healthcare professionals

benefits

benefits for patient, carers, consumers early discharge self-management self-care less visits to healthcare professionals safety wellbeing social participation (e-inclusion) convenience

benefits for healthcare professionals > efficiency > efficacy < administrative burden > quality of care > attractiveness

need and demand for caresupply of care care technologies > efficiency of care > physical burden > attractiveness > self-care > informal- care

Are new care technologies shaping home?

new care technologies assistive technology nursing equipment medical appliances healthcare ICT’s –home automation (domotica) –ambient intelligence/ sensoring technology –personal alarm –telemonitoring –information systems –video-communication

health care ICT’s + integration of applications for care and wellbeing + video-communication with family and friends + video-communication with like patients + ‘window on the world’ + ‘fun’

Are new care technologies shaping work?

new care technologies access to information anytime, anywhere –EHR –protocols, procedures –background communication (healthcare professionals, patients, carers) GPS record managerial data

example: chronic disease (self)management

changing roles consumer patient carer healthcare professional

changing roles: district nurse patient's guide and coach shift in responsibilities: from physician (clinician) to nurse new chances and challenges for: –physician assistant –nurse specialist –control centre staff

when will technology work?

most important: people who use the technology people shouldn’t adapt to technology; technology should adapt to the users it’s not technology as such but what you can do with technology (service delivery) one technology and infrastructure for multiple applications incorporate in health and rehabilitation programs and standards ICT, but let’s not forget ‘lower’ technology care, but let’s not forget everyday applications (integration of applications for care and wellbeing)

Piet Mondriaan

new care technologies: reshaping (home) care

future home care?

future home care!