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Work Package 5 - Technology for Prevention and Reduction of Disease and Disability (WP5 TECH-DD)
...as part of Bruyere Research Institute (BRI)'s TAFETA Research Program AGE-WELL Funded Projects- Ambient-Based Physiological and Functional Monitoring (5.1 AMBI-MON)
- Technologies to Predict, Prevent, and Detect Falls (5.2 PRED-FALL)
- An In-home Intelligent Exercise System for Physical Rehabilitation, Enhancing Musculoskeletal Function, and Preventing Adverse Events (5.3 IIES-PHYS)
- Using eHealth to Enhance the Participation of Adults with Subjective Cognitive Decline: A Pilot Feasibility Study (5.4-CAT1 REACT) (completed)
- Improved Treatment of Overactive Bladder with Electrical Stimulation (5.5-S2 STIM-OAB) (completed)
- Product Verification Testing of a Pressure Ulcer Prevention/Healing Cushion (5.6-S4) (completed)
- Effective Go-to-market Strategy for a Modern Health Monitoring and Detection System to Increase Senior Independence. (5.7-S4 WELBI) (completed)
- Market Survey to Determine Features of a Wearable Technology for Retaining, Regaining or Improving Hand Function in Seniors (5.8-S5) (completed)
- WearCOPD– A Wearable Application to Monitor COPD Patients at Home: Optimizing Patient Engagement, Increasing Sensor Accuracy, Determining the Ability to Detect Early COPD Exacerbations (5.9-CAT) (completed)
- Understanding the Issues around Adoption of e-Decision Support for Self-selection of Assistive Technology by Elders (8.1 AT-SELECT)
- Aging, Disability and Technology: A Framework for Research, Implementation and Policy (8.2 ADT)
- Privacy, Security, and Ethics of the use of Emerging Technologies: Development and Validation of a Framework for Research and Policy (8.3 PRIV-SENSE)
Outputs
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| AGE-WELL Innovation Workshop: A TRANSDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO “THINKING COMMERCIALLY”KEY OBJECTIVES
i. To bring together a diverse range of AGE-WELL members to work collaboratively on strategies for
successful commercialization.
ii. To think about transdisciplinary ways of working and how these can be applied in practice and in
‘real-time’ settings to maximise opportunities and increase successes for commercialisation or
transfer of knowledge or services related to technologies to support healthy aging.
iii. To provide an overview of commercialization and learn from each other as AGE-WELL members
identify where their projects are situated on the technology readiness scale. Note that technology
readiness levels are applicable to technology, knowledge and service “products”.
iv. To encourage AGE-WELL members in the development of a business and commercialization plan
using their own projects as case-studies, building on the work completed by projects to date through
their CC planning templates.8.1 AT-SELECT, 8.2 ADT, 8.3 PRIV-SENSE University of Ottawa | KTEE - Knowledge Mobilization | 2016-06-29 | | | Face-to-face meeting between WP6.1, 6.2, 6.8, 5.1 to discuss current and future projectsDiscussion included next steps in the Ottawa WOW project as well as the Neurocatch project.5.1 AMBI-MON, 6.1 MEN-ASSESS, 6.2 COG-ASSESS, 6.8-SIP A1 Bruyère Research Institute, University of Alberta, Bruyere Research Institute | Networking and Partnerships | 2017-10-18 | | | WP6 Face to face meeting (in Winnipeg, Manitoba)6.1 MEN-ASSESS, 6.2 COG-ASSESS, 6.3 PAIN CARE, 6.4-S1 SPEECH-ASSESS, 6.5-CAT, 6.6-CAT, 6.7-CAT, 6.8-SIP A1, AWNIH-DHC University of Alberta, University of Toronto, University of Regina, Toronto Rehab Institute, The KITE Research Institute at University Health Network, Toronto Rehab Institute, University Health Network, Bruyère Research Institute, Simon Fraser University, Toronto Rehab Institute/University of Toronto, Bruyere Research Institute | Networking and Partnerships | 2017-10-18 | Lili Liu, Eleni Stroulia, Mark Chignell, Thomas Hadjistavropoulos, Babak Taati, Frank Rudzicz, Frank Knoefel, Zahra Moussavi, Sylvain Moreno, Andrea Wilkinson, Tiffany Tong, Peyman Azad-Khaneghah, Victor Fernandez, Dillam Romero, Azin Asgarian, Ahmed Ashraf, Natasha Gallant, Erin Browne, Caroline Ethier, Christine Daum |
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