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DREAMING Midterm Workshop Denmark

The DREAMING Midterm Workshop in Langeland, Denmark showcased innovative health solutions with real stories from local users. Engaging profiles included Rasmus, a 76-year-old with heart issues, and Lilly, a 69-year-old COPD patient actively participating in telehealth. Insights emphasized the importance of local adaptation, patience, and maintaining connections between providers and patients. The workshop highlighted how combining cold technology with warm human interactions can bridge healthcare gaps. Emphasizing personalized data collection for frail patients, it calls for early scientific research and implementation coordination across EU projects.

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DREAMING Midterm Workshop Denmark

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  1. DREAMING Midterm WorkshopDenmark Casper Dahl Marcussen Region of Southern Denmark

  2. Pilot Site Introduction

  3. Langeland • Facts: • 291 Km2 • 50 km long, 13 km wide • 13,510 Inhabitants • 40 DREAMING users

  4. The Danish DREAM-TEAM

  5. 3 Stories from the Danish Pilot

  6. Rasmus the Postman… • Age: • 76 • Illness: • Heart problems • Equipment: • Weight scale • Blood pressure meter • Strong sense of humor • Very social • Limited to a wheelchair

  7. Lilly the caretaker… • Age: • 69 • Illness: • COPD • Equipment: • Peakflow meter • Oxy saturation • Video conference • Participated in a live video conference with the AAL VIPs earlier today!!

  8. Implementation - Ole • Profile • 65 years old • Retired farmer with a local heart • Handyman for DREAMING • Takes care of all the technical issues • Nurses the nurses • Conclusion: • Use local assistance to break barriers • Allow local adaptation • Respect existing workflows • Have patience and close connection to providers

  9. Midterm Conclusions

  10. Cold technology gives more resources to warm hands The potential

  11. Final remarks • Go for early scientific research (even on intermediate results) • Global TeleHealth 2010, Australia (Perth) • Coordinate with the other EU projects • E.g. Whole System Design, UK • Think of post-project implementation early • Region of Southern DK + new municipalities • Ethical boundaries are different across EU • Make anthropological survey • The technology is not the primary barrier • It is the introduction of new things to existing routines • Use personalized data collection for frail patients

  12. Questions Feel free to e-mail or phone me

  13. Thank you Casper Dahl Marcussen Region of Southern Denmark MedCom cma@medcom.dk +45 5148 8765

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