New digital devices allowing self-tracking of health are gaining popularity. This ‘self-monitoring’ approach is changing how health care delivery is managed, and how health related information is shared with others and used.
In this session, we will discuss issues and demonstrate technology pertaining to monitoring and evaluating wellness for older people with different levels of ability and care support, domicile in diverse community settings (home, assisted living community, residential home).
In aged care, the point of reference for monitoring, evaluating and reporting on wellness can be usefully extended to include other actors (care assistants, nurses, family members) and sensors.
Critically, wellness monitoring and evaluation should span all three pillars of wellness (i.e. physical, psychological and social).

Speakers
* Joan Cahill

Joan is a Principal Investigator/Research Fellow at Trinity College Dublin. Joan’s research is at the nexus of people, technology and process delivery – focussing on technology-based supports and interventions in the aviation and healthcare domains

More about Joan on her TCD page: https://www.tcd.ie/research/profiles/?profile=jocahill

* Sean McLoughlin

Sean is a Product Manager - Senior Living @ Oneview Healthcare, a global provider of interactive patient engagement and clinical workflow solutions.

You can connect with Sean on Linkedin here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-mcloughlin-b6390847/

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Rami Albatal

Cathal Gurrin

Joan Cahill

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