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User-driven design of an ontology-based ambient-aware continuous care platform
User-driven design of an ontology-based ambient-aware continuous care platform,10.4108/ICST.PERVASIVEHEALTH2010.8907,Femke Ongenae,Ann Ackaert,Filip D
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Femke Ongenae
,
Ann Ackaert
,
Filip De Turck
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A. Jacobs
,
Piet Verhoeve
,
M. Van Gils
The ultimate ambient intelligent care room environment would be able to sense the needs and preferences of the patients and nurses and adapt itself accordingly. This implies an emerging demand for the integration and exploitation of
heterogeneous information
available from different technologies. Nowadays, the nurse is responsible for orchestrating all these technologies, which slows down the adoption rate. In this paper, a context-aware, ambient aware and pervasive framework is proposed that tackles this integration problem by using an ontology. Rules, defined on top of this ontology, implement algorithms to optimize and automate care tasks. To increase the acceptance of the new technology, a user-driven
development process
is used which involves the stakeholders in every step of the design of the ontology and algorithms. To make the framework adaptable to future needs, a self-learning component is introduced that detects trends in the execution of the Rules and adapts the system accordingly.
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International Conference on Pervasive Computing Technologies for Healthcare, PervasiveHealth - PervasiveHealth
, 2010
DOI:
10.4108/ICST.PERVASIVEHEALTH2010.8907
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Towards ontology co-creation in institutionalized care settings
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Towards ontology co-creation in institutionalized care settings
Lizzy Bleumers
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An Jacobs
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Nicky Sulmon
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Mathijs Verstraete
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Mieke Van Gils
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Femke Ongenae
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Ann Ackaert
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