eTherapy: A Remote Nutrition Monitoring Solution for Oncology Patients
https://youtu.be/2KLeJdnqws8
Why?
We want to reduce the number of cancer patients that suffer from malnutrition.
Nutrition, and particularly malnutrition, is a key concern in cancer management, with...
Nurphy – A Video-based Communication tool
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...
Train & Win Evaluation
As you may remember, the aim of this project is to design a training system for elderly, which uses the Microsoft Kinect as a...
Dr. BellyWell – keep your belly well
Dr. BellyWell is an application, which assists patients receiving gastric bypass surgeries. The focus is on giving those patients valuable information before their scheduled intervention and to primarily support their recovery after the surgery.
ReMindMe
Older adults and cognitively or psychologically vulnerable people often experience challenges such as disorientation, anxiety, loneliness, and difficulties in managing daily routines. These situations...
ClearConnect
Background & Challenge
Clear communication is essential for safe and high-quality healthcare. Deaf and hard-of-hearing patients, however, often face significant barriers in medical consultations, particularly...
RisPaD- A notepad for Radiologists
The RISPAD – Project
( project UPDATE SS 2016)
Demonstrating the Implementation of a RIS-PACS compatible handout Documentation system Into An Existing Examination.
Authors.: Ganster Barbara and...
3dPain
In this project a prototype is introduced, which should be able to treat persons with persistent low back pain within a Virtual Reality Environment...
Healthcare Wearables – State of the Art ?
This is a dummy page, but anyone can research on that in fall 2015
Smart Brain – Intelligent Personal Assistants for F.A.S.Ter Stroke Detection
Every 20 minutes an Austrian citizen suffers from a stroke. Only a third of the affected people fully recover, while approximately 20 percent die....












