No one left behind Open Systems Reference Architectures, Standards and Platforms for Independent Living and Active ageing: a proposal Paolo Inchingolo.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
HOlistic Platform Design for Smart Buildings
Advertisements

Connected Health Framework
DG INFSO- Grid Research & Infrastructures: W. Boch, M. Campolargo 1 Delivery of Industrial-strength Grid Middleware: establishing an effective European.
European Innovation for Active and Healthy Ageing
ICT Work Programme NCP Infoday 23 June Maria Geronymaki DG INFSO.H.2 ICT for Government & Public Services Objective.
Device and EMR interoperability (IDCO). Implantable Cardiac Device Information is Collected At Implant … During In Clinic Follow-ups … And in the Home.
Ageing Well in the Information Society
Ch. 7. Architecture Standardization for WoT
ASNA Architecture and Services of Network Applications Research overview and opportunities L. Ferreira Pires.
. Smart Cities and the Ageing Population Sustainable smart cities: from vision to reality 13 October ITU, Geneva Knud Erik Skouby, CMI/ Aalborg University-Cph.
Provisional draft ICT for Independent Living and Inclusion European Commission, DG Information Society and Media E-Inclusion Unit (H3) Challenge 7.
Workshop on development of Agent- based models for the global economy and its markets 1 October 2010 Maria Geronymaki DG INFSO.H.2 ICT for Government &
Section 10: Application Healthcare Location, tracking and monitoring of patients and assets in the new Hospital La Fe in Valencia, Spain Serafin Arroyo.
EHealth Challenges and Opportunities E-health: Multi-disciplinary of E (ICT) and Healthcare, or applied ICT in healthcare (Design oriented), or healthcare.
Device and EMR interoperability (IDCO). Implantable Cardiac Device Information is Collected At Implant … During In Clinic Follow-ups … And in the Home.
European Commission DGXIII-IST - 1 European Commission - DG Information Society KEY Action 1: Systems and Services for the Citizen Objectives: Foster the.
AIACE - Assisted and Intelligent Ambient for a Community Enlarged to all SMART CITIES AND COMMUNITIES AND SOCIAL INNOVATION 1 a new model of connected.
Sensors and Actuator Network Based Architectures and Protocols for Smart Homes Bluetooth enabled Smart Home Mark Shaw Giorgio Politano Supervisor: Mieso.
The AAL Programme : Why investing in ICT for ageing? A regional perspective Brussels, 8 October 2014 Karina Marcus Director AAL Association, Central Management.
The EBBITS Project: An Interoperability platform for a Real-world populated Internet of Things domain Viliam Vajda 1, Karol Furdík 2, Jozef Glova 1, Tomáš.
Ageing well 17 january Topics – Midterm workshop  Objectives of the workshop  Presentation of Home Sweet Home (Video) Objectives Achievements.
IP-Based Emergency Applications and Services for Next Generation Networks PEACE Presented by Suji Gunaratne PhD.
DOCUMENT #:GSC15-PLEN-53 FOR:Presentation SOURCE:ETSI AGENDA ITEM:PLEN 6.11 CONTACT(S):Emmanuel Darmois, Board Member Marylin Arndt, TC M2M chair Smart.
Context Modeling and Reasoning Framework for CARA Pervasive Healthcare
Sandy Lum University of Toronto Candidate MHSc in Clinical Engineering The Totally Integrated Electronic Patient Record (EPR)
High Value Research Sweet Sixteen Maryland State Highway Administration Allison Hardt.
TripCom: Development of a patient summary at European level E. Della Valle, D. Cerizza, D. Foxvog, R. Krummenacher, L. J. B. Nixon, E.
January 2012IHE Europe 1 INTEGRATING THE HEALTHCARE ENTERPISE Morten Bruun-Rasmussen, MEDIQ Charles Parisot, GE Healthcare, IHE International Board Vilnius,
EIP AHA Reference Sites Meeting Brussels, 26 March 2014 Jerome de Barros Project Officer AAL Association, Central Management Unit
Advanced Next gEneration Mobile Open NEtwork Tridentcom th International Conference on Testbeds and Research Infrastructures for the Development.
Current challenges for health systems Increasing elderly population –Relative decrease in resources (fewer taxpayers), chronic patients Financial sustainability.
Future cooperation throughout Europe in the spatial domain – Healthcare, OGC, GeoHIT, AHUD Brüssels AND Barcelona Birgit Blaabjerg Bisgaard & Klaus-Peter.
Acube - An advanced monitoring system to support the assisted houses Budapest, November 12 th 2014 Paola Baruchelli.
Copyright: NOMAD IST NOMAD Integrated Networks for Seamless and Transparent Service Discovery.
IHE-Europe – Use Case Based Approach to eHealth Interoperability Peter Künecke, SIEMENS Medical Solutions IHE-Europe „vendor“ co-chair Integrating the.
| Collaboration at Rural Business Approach.
Networked Embedded and Control Systems WP ICT Call 2 Objective ICT ICT National Contact Points Mercè Griera i Fisa Brussels, 23 May 2007.
Clinical Collaboration Platform Overview ST Electronics (Training & Simulation Systems) 8 September 2009 Research Enablers  Consulting  Open Standards.
IHE PCD Analysis Committee Meeting October 26, 2009.
European Commission, DG Information Society and Media ICT for Inclusion Unit (H3) Peter.Wintlev-Jensen (at) ec.europa.eu Challenge 5 Obj.5.4: ICT for Ageing.
1 CALL 6 Key Action IV Introduction and Action Lines: IV.1.2, IV.2.1, IV.2.2, IV.2.4 Brussels, 16. Jan 2001 Colette Maloney European Commission.
“StayActive” and “FollowMe” Mara Diaconu-European Affairs Advisor
1 An initiative developed in the framework of the START project supported by the European Commission (DG InfSo) START IST SSA.
Digital Ecosystems Re-tuning the user requirements after 3 years Digital Ecosystems Re-tuning the user requirements after 3 years Towards Business Cases.
Nigel Strang ICT for Health DG Information Society & Media European Commission ICT WP Challenge 5 - Objective 5.3: “
Proposals and projects in FP7 Challenge 7 Information day Brussels January 2007 Coordination and Support Actions.
Accessible and Inclusive ICT European Commission, DG Information Society and Media ICT for Inclusion Unit (H3) Challenge 7 ICT Call 2 Information day Brussels,
Device and EMR interoperability (IDCO). Implantable Cardiac Device Information is Collected At Implant … During In Clinic Follow-ups … And in the Home.
Brussels /16 – FP7 ICT Challenge 7 Info-Days FP7 – ICT Challenge 7 Parallel session 4 : 16 January 9:30 Embedding accessibility in mainstream.
Author : Elliot B. Sloane, Ph.D. American College of Clinical Engineering, President Villanova University Department of Decision.
European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing Open Days Brussels 09/10/2012 Maria Iglesia Gomez Head of Unit DG SANCO Ilias Iakovidis Acting.
Embedded Systems - the Neural Backbone of Society ARTEMIS Industry Association ARTEMIS, from successful R&D to cutting-edge Innovation Rolf Ernst, TU Braunschweig.
Healthcare Informal care Social care SmartCare Integrated care of tomorrow.
ACTION PLAN - WP5- ( ADRIHEALTHMOB - 1° STR./0009/0) AUTHORS: Dorjan Marušič, Marša Marušič, Francesco Condello.
The continuum of care: The Role of Technology
eHealth Standards and Profiles in Action for Europe and Beyond
Similarities between Grid-enabled Medical and Engineering Applications
Presentation for information days Units involved:
INTER-Iot kick-off meeting
ICTPSP Call 2007 ICT for ageing well
Developing and Evaluating Accessible ICT Systems in a Living Lab
Presentation for information days Units involved:
Meeting EHR Security Requirements: SeAAS Approach
ICT in Framework Programme 7
Open Systems reference architectures, standards & platforms
ICT for Independent Living and Inclusion
Coordination and Support Actions
Collaborative Smart House Environment Computer Science Department University of Cyprus Contact: Christodoulou Eleni.
January 15th, 2007, Brussels Pr. A.S. Rigaud
Presentation transcript:

No one left behind Open Systems Reference Architectures, Standards and Platforms for Independent Living and Active ageing: a proposal Paolo Inchingolo President Open Three (O3) Consortium Higher Education in Clinical Engineering DEEI University of Trieste Trieste Italy FP7 ICT Challenge 7: Info-Days Brussels Information Days 15 & 16 January 2007

How to achieve the expected impact Enabling cost-effective and trusted multi-vendor solutions through a set of open standards and application platforms – Open-Standards few but realistically diffusible standards, without black zones of application – Open-source (as much as possible) & double-licenses system Join all the serious Open-Source European Initiatives in the health/AAL fields Increase cooperation with US and Japanese analogous R&D programs – Strong involvement of SMEs and large industries in open-source industry- university co-production and new service models – Enabling multi-vendor trusting effective solution through open standards and open-source – Facilitating global and multi-lingual application platforms through open source and interoperability integration profiles and actors – Facilitating technology usage for elderly (and disable) people

How to achieve the expected impact Enabling seamless and reliable system integration of devices and services into the home, on the move or at work – Find technological and methodological solutions to be easily shared at home, on the move and at work environments – Improve wireless integration of sensors and actuators with access points at home, on the move and at work – Simplify networking and trusting rules Generalization of networking means and protocols in the e-health public systems, at home, on the move and at work Simplify trusting mechanisms and rules while increasing safety in a complex hospital – RHIO – homecare – mobile - work environment – Interoperate through integration profiles and actors “Copying” and/or using Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE) Model R&D on IHE Laboratory (LAB) Domain R&D on IHE Cardiology & vital signs monitoring Domains R&D on IHE Patient Care Devices (PCD) Domain R&D on a new IHE Ambient Assisted Living (AAL) Domain – Studying and prototyping new devices for AAL and vital signs’ monitoring – Creating an European Living-Lab for Independent Living and Active ageing

Target Users, Objectives and Key issues Target Users: People with Age-related impairments at Home, on the Move, at Work – Find common solutions for independent living of elderly people by Enabling them to be in contact with the world (with the wanted people!) Monitoring them at home and on the move, collect and save centrally their data and react when necessary Enabling them to work from home using efficient ICT solutions Objectives and key issues: Develop an open standards-based approach for integrating independent living and active ageing solutions – Building on and extending existing standards and middleware Simplify, unify, reduce in number the existing and/or new standards AND set-up effective interoperability protocols Promote, collect, write and integrate open-source-based middleware – New architectures, standards and guidelines where needed Concentrate on clear guidelines of HTA, HT deployment and education to technology – Seamless integration of required components and services on the move) Careful evaluation and implementation of standard & interoperability solutions – Self-configuration and minimal maintenance solutions Extend existing self- and remote-configuration & maintenance techniques to AAL and vital CRTL – Reliable and trusted systems, privacy Extend existing good solutions to and update for AAL, vital control, remote work, mobile states