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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...

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...

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...

Virtual Reality Therapy

The goal of this project is to create a software solution for Virtual Reality Therapy which gives a therapist the possibility to select from...

Train & Win

As you may remember, the aim of this project is to design a training system for elderly, which uses the Microsoft Kinect as a...

eLLM-oH – Enabling Large Language Models in the Organization of Hospital

eLLM-oH - Enabling Large Language Models in the Organization of Hospital The eLLM-oH project utilizes Large Language Models (LLMs) to optimize emergency department operations in...

LiFeStream – Improving communication in out of hosptial cardiac arrest

LiFeStream is a research project during a master course called digital healthcare in a project team of three members within four Semesters. The research project...

Coch-LEA – A Listening Exercise Adventure to increase motivation and success...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imWkXuvwJEc Around 466 Million people worldwide have disabled hearing loss and 44 Million of these are children. In Austria one to two children in 1000 are born with...

Healthcare Wearables – State of the Art ?

This is a dummy page, but anyone can research on that in fall 2015