TAILIEUCHUNG - Using well-being technology in monitoring elderly people - a new service concept

The specific objective was to take the principles of the Eatwell plate (FSA 2007), which was designed to illustrate the balance of food and drinks that should be consumed for a healthy diet, and develop a ‘Livewell’ plate. The Livewell plate would be designed not only to achieve the dietary recommendations for health but also meet the GHGE targets. In the short term, not only does the diet need to meet both these requirements but any future diet also needs to be acceptable to the UK consumer if we are realistically to expect people to change their current diet. For. | Applied Electronics Unit School of Science and Technology Aalto University Espoo Finland Using well-being technology in monitoring elderly people - a new service concept Jori Reijula Dissertation for the degree of Doctor of Science in Technology to be presented with due permission of the School of Science and Technology for public examination and debate in Auditorium S4 at Helsinki Aalto University Espoo Finland on the 8th of October 2010 at 12 noon. Aalto University School of Science and Technology Applied Electronics Unit Series B Research Reports B19 Espoo Finland 2010 ISSN printed 1456-1174 ISSN pdf 1459-1111 ISBN printed 978-952-60-3308-2 ISBN pdf 978-952-60-3309-9 Multipoint Oy 2010 Aalto University ABSTRACT OF DOCTORAL DISSERTATION AALTO UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY . BOX 11000 FI-00076 AALTO http Author Jori Reijula Name of the dissertation Using well-being technology in monitoring elderly people a new service concept Manuscript submitted Manuscript revised Date of the defence Monograph 13 Article dissertation summary original articles Faculty Helsinki University of Technology Department Department of Electronics Field of research Applied electronics Opponent s Professor Sirkka-Liisa Kivelă and Professor Pekka Merilăinen Supervisor Professor Raimo Sepponen Instructor Professor Kari Reijula Abstract In this study a new healthcare service concept for monitoring elderly people either at home or in care homes has been developed. As a part of this concept a simple but reliable device - Con-Dis - was developed to gain information on the general perceived well-being PWB condition of elderly people and on the perceived overall service quality level in care homes for the elderly. The device was tested in laboratory settings and has since been tested among elderly test subjects. Statistically significant correlations between PWB mood and quality of life were found but not with pain. Another test was also .

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