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|Title=MoveApp
|ContactInformation=Anita Sant'Anna
|ShortDescription=A movement analysis application for the Mobile Health Platform
|Description=With the global penetration of smart phones and communication networks, millions of people now use mobile devices as a daily tool for communication, data transfer and much more. As a consequence, possibilities have opened up for new technological advancements to emerge. These technological advancements involve the creation of external hardware solutions that reap the benefits of smart-phones' capabilities in order to become more cost effective and mobile. Devices which enable remote monitoring of patients have been identified as one of the areas most uniquely suited to grow in tandem with this technology. On an international setting, this specific field of technology is often referred to as mHealth and is predicted to grow substantially in the upcoming years.

This projects aims at supporting the development of a platform to support mHealth solutions by incrementally developing new tools and applications. We will initially target home rehabilitation applications, where the patient performs exercises without the supervision of a therapist. The goal is to make use of sensors and movement analysis techniques in order to provide relevant feedback to the patient so as to positively affect recovery and health outcomes.
|ProjectResponsible=Anita Sant'Anna
|ProjectDetailsPDF=DaraLabsProjectPlan.pdf
|FundingMSEK=2
|ProjectStart=2014/09/01
|ProjectEnd=2016/12/31
|ApplicationArea=Health Technology
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With the global penetration of smart phones and communication networks, millions of people now use mobile devices as a daily tool for communication, data transfer and much more. As a consequence, possibilities have opened up for new technological advancements to emerge. These technological advancements involve the creation of external hardware solutions that reap the benefits of smart-phones' capabilities in order to become more cost effective and mobile. Devices which enable remote monitoring of patients have been identified as one of the areas most uniquely suited to grow in tandem with this technology. On an international setting, this specific field of technology is often referred to as mHealth and is predicted to grow substantially in the upcoming years.

This projects aims at supporting the development of a platform to support mHealth solutions by incrementally developing new tools and applications. We will initially target home rehabilitation applications, where the patient performs exercises without the supervision of a therapist. The goal is to make use of sensors and movement analysis techniques in order to provide relevant feedback to the patient so as to positively affect recovery and health outcomes.

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 |ContactInformation=Anita Sant'Anna
 |ShortDescription=A movement analysis application for the Mobile Health Platform
-|Description=With the global penetration of smart phones and communication networks, millions of people now use mobile devices as a daily tool for communication, data transfer and much more. As a consequence, possibilities have opened up for new technological advancements to emerge. These technological advancements involve the creation of external hardware solutions that reap the benefits of smart-phones' capabilities in order to become more cost effective and mobile. Devices which enable remote monitoring of patients have been identified as one of the areas most uniquely suited to grow in tandem with this technology. On an international setting, this specific field of technology is often referred to as mHealth and is predicted to grow substantially in the upcoming years.
+|Description=The MoveApp project aims to develop new tools to support self-management of chronic conditions which are characterized by motor symptoms and loss of motor coordination. The initial application targets Parkinson's Disease patients. The project will be undertaken in two phases, one related to the development of a self-monitoring and visualization tool for patients; and another related to the development of models to support the decision making process for patients and doctors.
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 |ProjectResponsible=Anita Sant'Anna
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 |FundingMSEK=2
 |ProjectStart=2014/09/01
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