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MONitoring, treAtment and pRediCtion of bipolAr Disorder Episodes

Objective

MONARCA will develop and validate solutions for multi-parametric, long term monitoring of behavioural and physiological information relevant to bipolar disorder. It will combine those solutions with an appropriate platform and a set of services into an innovative system for management, treatment, and self-treatment of the disease. The MONARCA system will be designed to comply with all relevant security, privacy and medical regulations, will pay close attention to interoperability with existing medical information systems, will be integrated into relevant medical workflows, and will be evaluated in a statistically significant manner in clinical trials.The MONARCA system will consists of 5 components: a sensor enabled mobile phone, a wrist worn activity monitor, a novel "sock integrated" physiological (GSR, pulse) sensor, a stationary EEG system for periodic measurements, and a home gateway. It will combine GPS location traces, physical motion information, and recognition of complex activities (nutrition habits, household activity, amount and quality of sleep) into a continuously updated behavioural profile. Physiological information from the "GSR sock", the periodic EEG measurements, voice analysis from mobile phone conversations, and motion analysis will provide an assessment of emotional state and mood. Combining this information with patients medical records and established psychiatric knowledge quantitative assessment of patients condition (expressed in Psychiatric Rating Scales like BRAM or HAMD) and prediction of depressive and manic episodes will be implemented.Closing the loop between the system and the patient an interface for self assessment (on the basis of the above information), provision of warnings and risk profiles and a coaching concept for self treatment will be implemented. For the medical staff, interfaces for interpreting the data, therapy assessment and therapy planning tools (scheduling visits, planning medication) will be developed.

Field of Science

mobile phone

Programme(s)

FP7-ICT - Specific Programme "Cooperation": Information and communication technologies

Topic(s)

ICT-2009.5.1 - Personal Health Systems

Call for proposal

FP7-ICT-2009-4

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Funding Scheme

CP - Collaborative project (generic)

Coordinator

CREATE-NET (CENTER FOR RESEARCH AND TELECOMMUNICATION EXPERIMENTATION FOR NETWORKED COMMUNITIES)

Address

Via Alla Cascata 56 D
38100 Trento

Italy

Activity type

Research Organisations

EU Contribution

€ 667 424

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Administrative Contact

Riccardo Pro (Mr.)

Participants (12)

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SYSTEMA HUMAN INFORMATION SYSTEMS GMBH

Austria

EU Contribution

€ 284 040

TILAK TIROLER LANDESKRANKENANSTALTEN GMBH

Austria

EU Contribution

€ 227 400

MEDITRAINMENT CONSULTING GMBH

Austria

EU Contribution

€ 261 600

EIDGENOESSISCHE TECHNISCHE HOCHSCHULE ZUERICH

Switzerland

EU Contribution

€ 312 000

SCUOLA UNIVERSITARIA PROFESSIONALE DELLA SVIZZERA ITALIANA

Switzerland

EU Contribution

€ 278 160

TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAET KAISERSLAUTERN

Germany

EU Contribution

€ 147 000

BRAUNSCHWEIGER INFORMATIK- UND TECHNOLOGIE-ZENTRUM (BITZ) GMBH

Germany

EU Contribution

€ 265 680

UNIVERSITAT PASSAU

Germany

EU Contribution

€ 195 400

UNIVERSITAET BIELEFELD

Germany

EU Contribution

€ 186 000

Aipermon GmbH & Co. KG

Germany

EU Contribution

€ 265 500

IT-UNIVERSITETET I KOBENHAVN

Denmark

EU Contribution

€ 381 796

REGION HOVEDSTADEN

Denmark

EU Contribution

€ 198 000

Project information

Grant agreement ID: 248545

 Project website

Status

Closed project

  • Start date

    1 February 2010

  • End date

    31 July 2013

Funded under:

FP7-ICT

  • Overall budget:

    € 5 134 929

  • EU contribution

    € 3 670 000

Coordinated by:

CREATE-NET (CENTER FOR RESEARCH AND TELECOMMUNICATION EXPERIMENTATION FOR NETWORKED COMMUNITIES)

Italy

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Last update: 16 July 2019

Record number: 93747