In-vitro-Diagnostik

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https://irf.fhnw.ch/handle/11654/29747
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angewandte Forschung
Project start
05.07.2018
Project end
31.12.2020
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abgeschlossen
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Abstract
Digitalisierte und personalisierte In-vitro-Diagnostik für die alternde Gesellschaft. Welche Problemstellung wird behandelt? Die menschliche Lebenserwartung steigt stetig. Die Anzahl der mobilitätseingeschränkten Personen erhöht sich. Verspätete Diagnosen führen zu einer verzögerten Therapie. Der Impact besteht in der Nutzung der mobilen Technologien zur rechtzeitigen Diagnose und medikamentösen Behandlung sowie zur fortgesetzten Überwachung von mobilitätseingeschränkten Personen zu Hause durch die Spitex und in Alters- und Pflegeheimen.
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Hochschule für Angewandte Psychologie FHNW
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Institut Mensch in komplexen Systemen
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Spitex-Verband Aargau
MIDATA/ETH
TopPharm
Medgate
Lehenmattapotheke AG
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Hochschule für Life Sciences FHNW
Hochschule für Technik FHNW
Hochschule für Angewandte Psychologie FHNW
Hochschule für Wirtschaft FHNW
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150 - Psychologie
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User Requirements for a Health Care Service Based on Point-of-care Testing in the Context of Ambulatory Care and Telemedicine for Older People.
(AHFE Open Access, 2022) Mutuura, Kamalatharsie; Niederhauser, Mario; Erb, Nico; Van den Anker, Fred
In healthcare, point-of-care testing, i.e., diagnostic testing at the time and place of patient care, allows for early diagnosis and therefore timely treatment of various diseases. These on-site tests are particularly beneficial to people living in remote areas and those with limited mobility. Our study focused on the design of a service for older people, whereby ambulatory care and telemedicine consultations are based on point-of-care testing. Its aim was to elicit user requirements, specifically for the use case of iron deficiency in older people. A textual scenario was developed which formed the foundation for the simulated or “enacted” scenario, with both undergoing participatory evaluations. A wide range of “socio-technical” requirements were elicited that are expected to be crucial for the implementation of this service. Based on content analysis they were categorized into technology-, people-, organization- and environment-related requirements. The results are discussed regarding the specific use case and methods used.