Implementation of digital solutions and new ways of working in health

Implementation of digital solutions
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We are facing a societal challenge with an aging population that will in the long term need more care and care than what today's health care providers can offer. Therefore, it is important to find new ways to help people in the future. One way is to offer different types of services with the help of digital solutions and new ways of working.

RISE experts within digital health more than ten years of experience in supporting municipalities and regions to take the next step in digitalisation. Several of us have municipal backgrounds, have worked as doctors, innovation promoters and researchers.

RISE has carried out a large number of projects where together with a municipality or region we have carried out activities that have contributed to new ways of working and implemented solutions. We have established test beds, conducted needs analysis, digital strategies and change management for new ways of working.

We run several national and also international projects that will help to accelerate the pace in order to take advantage of the digitalisation opportunities in health, care and welfare.

Jonas Ek

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Certification of digital social alarms

Name of service (page headline, shown in promos – maximum of 70 characters incl. spaces): Digital social alarms Lead (include SEO-words and the main benefits for your target groups. Stick to one paragraph, maximum 2-3 sentences):

By commission of the Swedish authority “Myndigheten för delaktighet” (The Swedish Agency for Participation) RISE has developed a certification scheme for digital social alarms in cooperation with Swedish authorities and leading manufacturers. A test method has been developed and a test set-up for performing the tests has been implemented.

 Purpose/Benefit:

Both alarm senders and alarm receivers are part of digital social alarms. The Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions (SKL) require interoperability between alarms of different brands. This is ensured by a standardised communication protocol called SCAIP (Social Care Alarm Internet Protocol). SKL also have several additional dependability and security requirements. These requirements have been included in the test method used for the evaluation and certification of both alarm senders and alarm receivers for digital social alarms.

RISE offer independent testing of alarm senders and alarm receivers to ensure that the requirements stated by the Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions are fulfilled. The certificates issued by RISE show that the digital social alarms can be used according to these requirements which is an advantage for both manufacturers and municipalities, e.g., in public procurements of digital social alarms. The manufacturers are also offered access to the test set-up for conducting their own testing of social care alarms.

 Method (what/which methods are used to perform the service):

RISE performs tests of digital social alarms in their own laboratory developed specifically for this purpose. The tests specified in the test method are based on the SEK TS 50134-9 Alarm systems - Social alarm systems - Part 9: IP Communications Protocol and the Swedish Standard SS 91100 Digital social alarm - Social care alarm internet protocol (SCAIP). The “SKL Kommentus Inköpscentral” (The Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions’ Central Purchasing) specify several additional dependability and security requirements which also have been included in the test method.

 Delivery (what does the client get after performed service – e.g. a report, certificate etc.):

The result of the RISE evaluation is reported in a written report, as well as in a certificate if the requirements are fulfilled.

 Delivery time:

Delivery time depends on whether the equipment is ready at the start of the evaluation, or if the evaluation takes place in parallel with parts of the development work.

 Area: Digital health Field measurements: No Price type: 1 Division: Division Safety and Transport Preparation: Description of preparation Preparation information:

The manufacturer shall document the functions and design of the digital social alarm.

 Standards:

SEK TS 50134-9 Alarm systems - Social alarm systems - Part 9: IP Communications Protocol

Svensk Standard SS 91100:2014 Digital social alarm – Social care alarm internet protocol (SCAIP) – Specification

Teknisk Rapport SIS-TR 91101:2016 Digital social alarm – Social care alarm internet protocol (SCAIP) – Test specification

Teknisk Rapport SIS-TR 91102:2016 Digital social alarm – Social care alarm internet protocol (SCAIP) – Implementation guideline

 Certification and marking: Product certification Type of service: Certification Instrument: Not applicable General area: Not applicable Order information: Order through contact persons Divison (OLD): Division Safety and Transport Delivery level: Accredited
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COSMO@HOME

COSMO@HOME
Magnetic resonance imaging where the patient's experience is different

COSMO@HOME aims to develop a digital tool for children to prepare at home for upcoming MRI
scans to avoid sedation during the scans themselves.

Utvecking av prototyp
Active
Design Pharmaceuticals Medical devices
3 år
5 000 000 SEK
Division: Division Digital Systems and Societal Transformation

The app will contain different personalized modules such as exercises and games to learn to lay still or breathe deeply. One module may allow to experience a scan in virtual reality and another parental module would provide background information. The aim is to reduce the number of sedations with 20%, which will lead to a decrease in hospital time, cost reduction and improved healthcare.

To be able to carry out successful MR scans on children without sedation, a novel preparation protocol has been developed called COSMO. COSMO is designed to achieve MR acquisitions with awake children as young as four years of age in a time and resource efficient manner. This without mock scanners, lengthy preparation procedures or repeated hospital visits. The children are prepared by immersing them in a fantasy, child friendly and engaging story, which is told and performed by trained hospital staff.

The aim of this project is to scale up the COSMO protocol by creating a digital COSMO tool that can be used by children and parents to prepare for the scanning sessions at home. Such a tool will bypass or limit the need for dedicated staff members and is as such far more scalable and cost-effective than the current approach. In this project, we will design and implement the tool based on prior knowledge of all the partners to achieve optimal success, a maximal number of scans without the need for sedation. The tool will be tested in 3 different hospitals to evaluate its effectiveness, efficiency and clinical impact.

Marie Sjölinder

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Är jag normal?

Är jag normal?
Är jag normal? illustrationer från projektet

En av de vanligaste frågorna som kvinnor ställer till barnmorskor och gynekologer är om de är normala i underlivet; kvinnans kön varierar mycket i utseende, vilket både kvinnor och män har dålig kännedom om.

Projektledare & projektdeltagare
Completed
Design Vård och omsorg
Region Östergötland
9 månader
Division: Division Digitala system och samhällsomställning
Enkel storyboard på sticky notes dokumenteras genom en one shot video, vilken vi sedan använder som utgångspunkt när vi skapar våra användarscenarios.
Image: Nina Lemon

Visualisering av människokroppen är inte jämställd i dagsläget. Exempelvis har studier på utbildningsmaterial i medicinsk utbildning visat på en icke jämställd fördelning i hur kvinnor och män representeras och placeras i skadade eller starka avbildningar. Inom anatomiska utbildningsappar med interaktiv 3D har vi funnit fler exempel där mannen utgör det normerande underlaget för att visa människokroppen. I vissa fall finns inte en kvinnlig modell tillgänglig.

Image: Madeleine Kusoffsky

I de fall då en kvinnlig 3D-modell finns i utbildningsappar, är utseendet på de yttre delarna av kvinnans kön inte med, utan istället går visualiseringen direkt in på muskler etc. Detta faktum är problematiskt i fallet med sexualundervisning och bemötande inom vården, vilket fyller en viktig roll i att främja kvinnors rätt till sin egen kropp och att tackla missuppfattningar om kvinnokroppen i stort i samhället.

Genom finansiering från Visual Sweden och RISE har parterna Sibship AB, RISE Interactive och Petra Blom Andersson Norrköpings kommun utvecklat en prototyp för en öppen webbplattform av dynamiska 3D-modeller. Prototypen visualiserar det kvinnliga underlivets yttre delar med fokus på variation gällande färg, form/storlek och behåring. Prototypen innehåller kvalitetssäkrat bildmaterial som kan komplettera samtal/vårdsituationer där projektets målgrupp, unga kvinnor 15-25 år, möter medicinskt professionella på ungdomsmottagningar. Prototypen har testats och utvecklats i nära samarbete med behovsägare (medicinskt professionella) och målgrupp genom enkäter, intervjuer, studiebesök, användartester och workshops.

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Image: Madeleine Kusoffsky

Amanda Sundberg

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3.Hälsa och välbefinnande
4.God utbildning för alla
5.Jämställdhet
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Applied Laboratory for Digital Transformation

Applied Laboratory for Digital Transformation

One of a few equivalent facilities internationally with a non stop operation for almost 15 years.

Virtual testbeds (VT)
Region Gävleborg

Jonas Lindqvist

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Division: Division Digital Systems and Societal Transformation

The Applied Laboratory for Digital Transformation provides the all of the services of an Internet service provider, with end users and devices, connected via FTTH, LTE and LoRa. The transformation laboratory provides server virtualization where services can be deployed and evaluated by end users, prototypes may be integrated into the test network, and demonstrations of prof of concepts as well as interoperability tests could be performed. There is a traffic monitoring framework, in which we collect IP traffic as a part of the testbed. It provides input to the knowledge base on user behaviour, traffic patterns and QoS, QoE analysis. Additionally, the testbed provides several Internet of Things platforms and frameworks, which facilitates collection, dissemination and visualization of sensor information from connected devices. The individual components or puzzle parts can smoothly be exchanged so that different options may be evaluated in order to help select suitable components for their digital transformation.

ICT and Telecom
Digitalisation Climate neutral industry
Not applicable
2003

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