Do Cardiac Health: Advanced New Generation Ecosystem

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Revised specifications of tools and services

Based on the various methods in finding the technical and non-technical requirements a report of detailed specifications will be made for the tools and services to be developed. This deliverable will be the second and be followed by a final set of detailed specifications.

Dissemination and networking report (b)

This deliverable will report on the dissemination and networking activities carried out in the second half of the project.

Final report on cost/benefit analyses of introducing Do CHANGE
Do CHANGE Application Programming Interfaces Design – Phase 1

First phase of the Do Change Application Programming Interfaces Design

Explorations of sensor technology

This deliverable will contain the results of the first stage technology explorations, selection and proof of concept. CET, ITRI, TUE together with ONMI will explore sensor technologies using led, inductance or other techniques and CET will assess feasibility based on Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) and capabilities.

Overall Do CHANGE ecosystem infrastructure architecture
Second evaluation report for the testing in controlled environments

The full ecosystem will first be tested in the controlled environments before going into Phase 2 pilot with real patients.

Overall Do CHANGE ecosystem infrastructure architecture, including DDS and ecosystem component framework – Version 2

Overall Do CHANGE ecosystem infrastructure architecture, including DDS and ecosystem component framework

Cross-pilot sites deployment plans

The deliverable will report the cross-pilot deployment plans, which will be defined including detailed planning of pilot set-up, resource planning and establishment of appropriate setting for operation support.

Cross-pilot sites deployment plans - Phase 2

This report is the Local Medical Ethical Committee, informed consent form and recruitment strategies for phase 2 trials, due 30 April 2017. The purpose of this document is to support the pilot sites in setting up, operating and maintaining the pilot service at full scale within the planned timeframe. The overall idea is to collect into a single document all the key elements that the pilot sites need to take into account in order to: 1) ensure a safe starting of the operations and 2) maintain the services within the operation phase and 3) identify any potential risk in order to prepare the most suitable contingency plan. This deliverable concerns the Phase 2 Trial only.

Ethical and legal manual

Ethical and legal issues derived from the planned interventions in the three pilot sites will be analysed and documented in this ethical and legal manual that will define the project strategy in this regard to address any issue that could be raised during the project lifecycle. For this deliverable also privacy impact assessments will be carried out for the Do CHANGE applications.

Phase 1 Evaluation Report

This report will contain the results after three and six months of all patients in the first phase evaluation, ending in Dec. 2017. In general the information gathered by the indicators will compare the data gathered at a baseline measurement in order to be able to assign the changes caused by the deployment of the Do CHANGE proposed solutions.

Final evaluation report

This deliverable will be the final evaluation report on the clinical trials summarizing the results in each of the dimensions of the Do CHANGE evaluation framework and, in particular, including a discussion of the evidence of impact of the proposed solution over the common practice.

First evaluation report for the testing in controlled environments

This first evaluation report will describe the results of the following testing: At M12 the deployment of the tools will occur in the test lab of SmH. The testing of the tools in the controlled environment of SmH will last up to M16. Further reporting of the laboratory testing, following the methodology defined in T6.1 will be developed in the context of T6.5 and will be used as input for T2.3, in time to be integrated in D2.3.

First explorations of cost/benefit analyses of introducing (parts of) the Do CHANGE ecosystem

This report will collect first explorations of cost/benefit analyses of introducing (parts of) the Do CHANGE ecosystem

Detailed specifications of tools and services

Based on the various methods in finding the technical and nontechnical requirements a report of detailed specifications will be made for the tools and services to be developed This deliverable will be the first and be followed by a revised and final set of detailed specifications

Third-cycle completion report including final video of all scenarios

WP2 will follow an iterative, cyclic process with three cycles of one year each. The process guarantees that not only the tools + services are refined and developed from concept to practical usage and evaluation, but simultaneously the mutual understanding of the partners' values, ways of working and limitations is refined and developed as well. This final deliverable, consisting of a report and a video, will be the result of the third cycle, after the third year.

Testing methodology in controlled environments

This deliverable will describe the testing methodology for the first testing in a controlled environment (a laboratory setting).

Second version of the Do CHANGE evaluation framework

This deliverable will report on the second stage of the evaluation execution, following the guidelines defined at T6.2 by the Do CHANGE Evaluation Framework. In general the information gathered by the indicators will compare the data gathered at a baseline measurement in order to be able to assign the changes caused by the deployment of the Do CHANGE proposed solutions. In the deliverable the different levels of refinement will be compared.

First explorations of cost/benefit analyses of introducing (parts of) the DoCHANGE ecosystem – version 2

This report is the exploration of costs/benefit analysis of the DoCHANGE service.

Local Medical Ethical Committee, informed consent form and recruitment strategies

The requests for the approval by the Local Medical Ethical Committee will be made, the informed consent form and recruitment strategies determined and reported in this deliverable.

First version of the Do CHANGE evaluation framework

This deliverable is the first version of the Do CHANGE evaluation framework. It will be constructed upon the evaluation framework of the EIP-AHA which will allow extrapolation to EU perspective and will therefore consist on a set of criteria, guidelines methods and tools that will ensure that the evaluation activities of the Do CHANGE project will provide insights into the impacts of deploying the tools + services to be developed during the project timeframe.

The Identity and Permissions Management Framework Design - Version 1

The Identity and Permissions Management Framework Design

Local Medical Ethical Committee, informed consent and recruitment strategies - Phase 2

This is an update of the deliverable for Phase 1, and will contain the requests for the Local Medical Ethical Committees including the detailed interventions in Phase 2.

The Identity and Permissions Management Framework Design - Version 2

Software for The Identity and Permissions Management Framework Design - Version 2

Optimised calibration and accuracy of sensors

The sensors will be tested and calibrated, such that they will ensure accuracy and specificity, as well as accurate operability. The results will be accurate sensors.

Dissemination and networking report (a)

This deliverable will report on the dissemination and networking activities carried out up to half way the project. It will be followed by a similar report for the second half of the project.

First-cycle completion report including integrated use cases

WP2 will follow an iterative, cyclic process with three cycles of one year each. The process guarantees that not only the tools + services are refined and developed from concept to practical usage and evaluation, but simultaneously the mutual understanding of the partners' values, ways of working and limitations is refined and developed as well. This deliverable, consisting of a report and a video, will be the result of the first cycle, after the first year.

Final specifications of tools and services

This deliverable is the final report of detailed specifcations for the tools and services such as have been refined and will be evaluated, based on the various methods in finding the technical and non-technical requirements. This deliverable will be the third one.

Second-cycle completion report including video of all scenarios

WP2 will follow an iterative, cyclic process with three cycles of one year each. The process guarantees that not only the tools + services are refined and developed from concept to practical usage and evaluation, but simultaneously the mutual understanding of the partners' values, ways of working and limitations is refined and developed as well. This deliverable, consisting of a report and a video, will be the result of the second cycle, after the second year.

Project presentation website and leaflet

For information on the project, a website and leaflet will be produced at the very beginning of the project.

Veröffentlichungen

Enhancing Lifestyle Change in Cardiac Patients Through the Do CHANGE System (“Do Cardiac Health: Advanced New Generation Ecosystem”): Randomized Controlled Trial Protocol

Autoren: Mirela Habibović, Eva Broers, Jordi Piera-Jimenez, Mart Wetzels, Idowu Ayoola, Johan Denollet, Jos Widdershoven
Veröffentlicht in: JMIR Research Protocols, Ausgabe 7/2, 2018, Seite(n) e40, ISSN 1929-0748
Herausgeber: JMIR Research Protocols
DOI: 10.2196/resprot.8406

Do CHANGE platform: A service-based architecture for secure aggregation and distribution of health and wellbeing data

Autoren: Idowu Ayoola, Mart Wetzels, Peter Peters, Sander van Berlo, Loe Feijs
Veröffentlicht in: International Journal of Medical Informatics, Ausgabe 117, 2018, Seite(n) 103-111, ISSN 1386-5056
Herausgeber: Elsevier BV
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijmedinf.2018.06.004

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