Sm@rt WORK(ing)
1 Project
“Sm@rt Work” is an up to date project. The time is right for smart developments in the health sector. The aim of our...
NURPHY – Communication tool between NURSES and PHYSICIANS
NURPHY is the prototype of a web-based application for real-time video communication between nurses in nursing homes and emergency care units (ECU) to avoid...
Logopädische Gruppentherapie bei Demenz
Dementia is a group of symptoms related to memory loss and overall cognitive impairment. Most types of dementia continue to worsen and are usually...
Usability testing – indirect calorimetry
Usability Evaluation of an calorimetric measuring device
Calorimetry measurement
Calorimetry means “calor” which is heat (metric) and metran the method (measurement). There two different methods to...
STaRT – bringing rehabilitation into your living room
Telerehabilitation systems can be a new approach to support the therapy of patients with functional and mental disabilities. Austrian legislative efforts are supporting telemedicine offers...
Gait analysis and visual training
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_yZoo59p6U&feature=youtu.be
In this video the visual gait training is explained. This training method is used during the rehabilitation of neurological patients in rehabilitation clinic ENNS.
ACTivate – a new way of workplace health promotion
https://youtu.be/zcEBUcoOO3k
Background:
The increasing digitalization of work as well as new information and communication technologies enable networking and connectivity around the globe and allow people...
Implementation of a Kinect-based rehab programme with physiotherapists
The first work package during the implementation phase was to create a study design for the project. The aim of this task was to...
Technology Acceptance of a Kinect-based Rehabilitation System
The purpose of our project is to evaluate a Kinect-based rehabilitation system according
to the knowledge of existing technology acceptance models.
Our project is composed of...
DWR – Digital Waiting Room
WHY?
Crowded waiting areas in practitioner’s offices bear a high risk of cross infections because they are environments with limited space, high risk of biological...













