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Overview of patient use of the app My Hospital

The aim of the project was to ensure that data files are automatically converted to figures and tables which each clinical department can read and use as a basis for improving the app My Hospital.
The GERI Toolbox

The goal of the GERI Toolbox and its digital technology was to simplify communication between the municipal home care and the general practitioner and contribute to better collaboration across the sectors.
System for patient monitoring

The vision for this project was to improve an existing prototype of a new patient monitoring system and to evaluate if the system reduces unexpected deterioration.
Evaluation of top mattresses to prevent bedsores

The health technology assessment was to assess the preconditions for and consequences of using Stimulite and Tempur top mattresses as a replacement for alternating pressure mattresses for patients with a medium-high risk of developing bedsores.
3D camera for monitoring foot ulcers

The PhD project set out to perform a clinical validation of the existing prototype of the “3D-Wound Assessment Monitor (WAM)” for monitoring of diabetic foot ulcers.
Assessment of PRO in general medical practices

The goal of using PRO in general practice is, among other things, to ensure active patient involvement, streamline the current paper-based processes, increase the treatment quality and ensure a digital boost of the patient- and citizen-oriented service.
ACT@Scale

The ACT@Scale programme was the first of its kind to explore the organisational and structural processes needed to successfully implement care coordination and telehealth services on a large scale.
Assessment of the Virtual Ambulatory

The purpose of the project was to produce knowledge about the execution of virtual outpatient consultations for a select patient group; to assess the patients and staff’s experiences of the virtual consultations and the use of technology.
RoOS implemented at the Department of ORL, OUH

The project aimed to implement RoOS at the Department of ORL – Head & Neck Surgery at Odense University Hospital.
Assessment of "Young with Diabetes"

The main purpose of the study was to test whether 12-month availability of the "Young with Diabetes" app could improve young people's coping with type 1 diabetes as measured by their long-term blood sugar.
Tool for evaluating the My Hospital app

Tool for evaluating the My Hospital app, Odense University Hospital’s platform for digital communication with patients.
App for MedCards

The purpose of the project was to collaborate with MyMedCards to adapt and further develop their app, which functions as digital competence cards based on the official instructions in Infonet.
mHealth for women with osteoporosis

The project investigated which needs women aged 50-65 have when they are diagnosed with osteoporosis during a scan, but have not experienced a bone fracture.
The PRO-active patient

The PRO-active Patient project collected health information from patients when outside the hospital. The project used the information for organising a more focused monitoring and treatment.
Patient@Home

Patient@Home is the largest welfare technological research and innovation project in Denmark. During the course of the project, 40 new products and services were to be developed.
eHealth City Svendborg

The project dives into three select streets in the Svendborg Municipality and puts the spotlight on the residents' experiences and contact with the healthcare system.
e-Patient

The aim of e-Patient was to explore digital solutions to give the patients a better general perspective of their course of disease as well as better information and communication options.
Home monitoring with Apple Health Kit

The aim of the project was to provide patients with chronic diseases (initially kidney patients) with the possibility of monitoring from home.
Early assessment of innovation projects with EARTH

The PhD project developed the model EARTH (Early Realistic assessment of innovative medical Technologies in Hospitals) to assess the expected value of innovative medical technology at an early stage.
Tele-homecare for children born prematurely

The aim of the research project was to test early discharge of mother and baby from the hospital with support from a telemedicine solution to ensure close contact with the staff at the hospital and continuous monitoring of the growth and general health of the newborn child.
App to support the treatment of psoriasis

The aim of the PhD project was to study if the app MyPso SmarTop Version 1.0 in combination with the electronic monitor SmarTopTM could assist psoriasis patients in complying with the prescribed topical treatment.
Audiological tests used in clinical practice

This project has assessed different aspects of the most common speech reception tests in clinical practice in Denmark.
PAATH

The aim of the pilot project PAATH was to study the possibilities of uploading home measurements into a joint IT platform accessed by both hospitals and general practitioners.
MasterMind

The aim was to offer a patient-centred treatment course and ensure that the patient has access to high-quality treatment in their immediate environment.
Beyond Silos

The Beyond Silos project was to promote extension and knowledge sharing related to ‘Integrated eCare’ in Europe.
Camera pill for screening of colorectal cancer

The aim of the project was to study if photography of the internal bowel with a mini-video camera may be a suitable screening alternative for stool samples and a good suplement for colonoscopy.
CareWell

The project focused on the delivery of healthcare benefits and support for elderly citizens with complex needs for social and healthcare.
APPlied Health

APPlied Health analysed existing national and international mHealth applications and studied the possibilities of developing new innovative mobile services through a dialogue between patients and the hospital.
RoOs – a resource and task management system

RoOs is a resource and task management system that helps provide an overview and easy management of task flows.
SmartCare

Overall the SmartCare project was to collect and share experiences with IT support of complex patient courses from different European countries.
Connected Health

Connected Health aimed to develop the communication and information app My Hospital for the benefit of the patients at Odense University Hospital and Svendborg Hospital.
Unwired Health

The aim of the project of Unwired Health was to redesign the delivery of health services in Europe through the development of a new app for patients.
Innovative purchase of mobile services for cardiac patients

CIMT received a grant from The Market Development Fund to support the process of preparing a different and innovative procurement procedure: the Pre-Commercial Procurement process.
Economic assessment of ulcer tele-monitoring

A cost-effectiveness analysis was performed comparing the costs and effects of telemonitoring with standard monitoring for patients with diabetic foot ulcers.
Assessment of national distribution of foot ulcer telemonitoring

The assessment aimed to clarify gains and challenges in the project National Distribution of Foot Ulcer Telemonitoring with focus on venous leg wounds and diabetic foot ulcers.
United4Health

The aim of the project was to increase the use of telemedicine in Europe by implementing solutions on a large scale and adapt the solutions to existing working procedures.
HTA of acupuncture for pregnant people

The aim of this assessment was to qualify the current clinical guidelines and instructions for acupuncture treatment of pregnant people at the Department of Gynaecology and Obstetrics at Odense University Hospital.
Google Glass

The aim of the project was to try Google Glass as a tool in clinical work situations at Odense University Hospital.
The use of eHealth in communication on foetal diagnostics

The general aim of the PhD project was to develop an eHealth intervention, which was to improve pregnant women’s basis for making an informed decision regarding the Down’s syndrome screenings.
App connecting new parents with the hospital

The project was to study how new families could be supported in the best way when going home shortly after birth.
Telemedicine consultations for patients with diabetic foot ulcers

The goal of the PhD study was to determine whether a telemedicine service for monitoring diabetic foot ulcers could be a valuable alternative to conventional treatment.
ePatch

The project concerned an "e-patch" called ePatch®, which could carry out wireless measurements of heart rhythm in the patient's own home, thereby making hospital admissions redundant.
Telemedical home monitoring experience compilation

Compilation of experiences with home monitoring by the means of telemedicine.
Momentum

Momentum’s general aim was to make telemedicine viable by addressing the challenges that emerge in relation to the distribution of telemedicine. The intention was to create a joint telemedicine quality management system.
HTA of CIS Anaesthesia

The purpose of this Health Technology Assessment (HTA) was to assess the consequences and the requisites of using CIS anaesthesia at Odense University Hospital.
COLLIN – collaboration for innovation

The project was to create scopes and conditions for viable barrier-breaking innovation to elevate the two regions to a stronger position within innovative technologies in the health services.
HTA of hospital-based procedure coordination

The overall purpose of the project was to study the effects of the activity in DIM in an HTA perspective.
IT system 'Nervecentre'

Nervecentre is an IT system, which can be accessed through computers, smartphones and tablets, that ensures effective communication between the staff as well as effective assignment management.
HTA of organising cardiac arrest courses

The overall purpose of this study was to uncover the most efficient way to organise cardiac arrest courses in the hospitals of the Region of Southern Denmark.
Bookplan/Cetrea Surgical

As part of a pilot project, Odense University Hospital tried to implement the IT-systems BookPlan/Cetrea Surgical in two chosen departments with operating rooms at the hospital.
SUSTAINS

SUSTAINS was a European project that was supposed to introduce secure online access to health data for Europeans.
Renewing Health

RENEWING HEALTH was to systematically assess existing telemedical solutions to provide knowledge and basis for decision-making for distribution in the regions and across the EU.
HandMate – hand disinfection in a new way

The aim of the project was to develop an intelligent robot to improve hand hygiene at the hospitals.
Health Games

The aim was to study the potential for the development of games for the health sector and to describe Best Practice for the collaboration between the game industry and the health sector.
Business case on COPD suitcase

In this project, chosen COPD patients got a COPD suitcase established, which made it possible for them to have direct contact with the hospital.
Business case on interpretation via video conference

The aim of this project was to provide consultancy support for MedCom in the preparation of a business case for the national dissemination of interpretation via video conference.
Video interpretation

This project aimed to implement video interpretation at Odense University Hospital.
Telemedical discharge conference

The overall aim the project had was to help create a coherent course of treatment for the patients, entailing that the transition between sectors does not significantly affect the patient.
HTA of prevention of patient falls at hospitals

The aim of the Health Technology Assessment (HTA) was to create a sufficient assessment of the prerequisites and consequences of implementing technologies that should help prevent patient falls at hospitals.