Ageing Well: Integrating Healthy Ageing and Chronicity
Part 1
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17 January 2013 AGEING WELL: INTEGRATING HEALTHY AGING AND
CHRONICIY |
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09:30 |
Registration of the participants |
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10:00 |
Welcome to participants Joan Cornet, TicSalut |
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10:05 |
The objectives of the Workshop - Presentation of Home
Sweet Home, in the context of the market of services for the older:
Objectives, achievements so far, lessons learnt |
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10:25 |
Key note speaker. Sustainable business cases for ICT
based services for elderly care |
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10:45 |
Panel discussion: Public policies supporting the
deployment of services for the elderly Claus Duedal Pedersen, OUH Odense
Universitetshospital, moderator |
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11:45 |
Questions and answers |
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12:00 |
Coffee break |
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12:20 |
The voice of the end users of HSH - Elderly and carers share
views about the HSH platform: The benefits, difficulties and
further improvements
Representatives from the BSA pilot |
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12:35 |
Service models for ageing society as a core for future economical clusters Jordi Ibáñez, Badalona Serveis Assistencials |
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12:50 |
The experience of the Home Sweet Home Advisory Board: Qualifying the project interim outcomes and their potential for further deployment Fausto Felli, Equity in Health Institute |
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13:05 |
Conclusions and closing of the event Marco d'Angelantonio, HIMsa |
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13:15 |
Aperitif |
THE WORKSHOP WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE AGÈNCIA D'INFORMACIÓ, AVALUACIÓ I QUALITAT EN SALUT PREMISES: ROC BORONAT, 81-95
HOME SWEET HOME. THE PROJECT
Home Sweet Home (HSH) addresses the problem of growing aging
population in an older Europe. A situation characterized by a
severe economic crisis, in a society where new requirements are
emerging for health, social inclusion, policy making, access to
public services and lifelong participation. The Consortium approach
to address this challenge is to identify and invest in ICT based
products that support older people living independently at home.
The HSH solution provides an integrated care environment addressing
social and health services that combines, in a simple to use
setting, monitoring, inclusive and domotic tools covering the
essential needs of the elderly.
The project started March 2010 and will last 48 months, 32 of which
will be devoted to validate the HSH solution in well defined and
comprehensive trials. The Consortium comprises 18 public and
private organizations from four countries of the European
Union.
HSH is a project partly funded by the European Commission under the
Competitiveness and Innovation Programme (CIP-PSP).
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