3.8. e-health

Bibliographic Records

P-medicine: Deliverable No. 2.6.2 Regular update of the user needs and requirements based on evaluation and validation

The main objective of this document is to present the activities focused on collection and description of the available updates of the user needs and requirements underlined in the frames of the proposed for implementation p-medicine project scenarios.

P-medicine: Deliverable No. D6.1 Report on use cases, scenarios, user needs, tools, interoperability issues for the ECRIN community

In this deliverable 6.1 requirements, specifications and use cases for an international clinical trial infrastructure will be established and the establishment of use cases, scenarios and the specifications for user needs, tools and interoperability issues for the ECRIN community will

P-medicine: Deliverable No. 2.6 Regular update of the user needs and requirements based on evaluation and validation

This deliverable collected and presented the available updates of the user needs and requirements for the proposed for implementation p-medicine’s scenarios and use cases. This report defines the scenarios as detailed use cases, and provides the information on end user

Personalized Medicine: Deliverable No. 2.2 Definition on scenarios and use cases and report on scenario based user needs and requirements

This deliverable successfully identified, elaborated and specified the end-user needs and requirements for the p-medicine project’s technological, methodological and clinical research infrastructures/frames.

P- medicine: Deliverable No. 2.5 Specification of tools and services supporting patient empowerment

This deliverable outlines how an easy-to-use psychological profile questionnaires for cancer patients (ALGA-C) has been developed and validated in two different samples of healthy controls. These surveys will cover patients’ psychological needs and provide information that will facilitate improved communication

Savion: An Interactive Cognitive Enhancement Software for the Elderly.

Non-pharmacological interventions are currently investigated as a means to enhance everyday cognitive and adaptive/social functioning. Computer-based programs afford greater ease and reduced cost of administration, features that are often critical for patient enrollment and compliance. Here we discuss potential advantages