News & Events

Coronavirus Emergencywww.signomotus.it Signo Motus, with the Habilis platform, is close to the health personnel of the South East Local Health Authority in Tuscany and in particular to the Rehabilitation and Prevention Department. Habilis Europe supports the enhancement of the tele-rehabilitation service, free of charge. This provides assistance at patient's home for all the health services that cannot be postponed. www.uslsudest.toscana.it

12th International Conference on e-Health 21 - 23 July 2020www.ehealth-conf.org The Multi Conference on Computer Science and Information Systems (MCCSIS 2020) aims to address subjects like Computer Science, Information Systems and other emergent related fields. The multi conference has different conferences according to several themes. www.mccsis.org

eHealth4all Awardwww.ehealth4all.it The prevention in all its facets: primary prevention (of pathology not yet manifested), secondary prevention (screening to find out pathology to be treated in time) and tertiary prevention (health relapses or worsening, for example in chronic diseases). This is the key topic of the eHealth4all 2020 Award.

There is more time to submit proposals and projects. The new deadline is June, 30th. The scientific committee has decided to further extend the deadline for the eHealth4all award, due to the emergency COVID-19.

Service guidelines

This public area is tailored to provide general guidelines in the implementation of this kind of service in Europe. The purpose of this area is:

to show the benefits of rehabilitation in the home environment and to improve the acceptance of assistive technology in the home environment;
to establish new common high standards of care on the basis of clinical evidence that consider an effective use of ICT in the clinical practice;
to incorporate new technical developments into Progressive Rehabilitation Medicine (PRM) practice including administrative guidelines to provide the service.

Within the CLEAR Project, some relevant key-points have been established as mandatory actions towards the definition of service guidelines for the Habilis Telerehabilitation Service and, more generally, for telerehabilitation services.
Currently – one year after the beginning of the Project - some of the above points have already been studied, while some other will progressively deliver information till the end of the clinical trials and the project. Thus, the content of this section has to be considered under a continuous dynamic updating process.
The documents linked to this section report about tools and methodologies identified to investigate each of the above key-point. A deep insight into the above methodologies may be helpful to drive the implementation of the Telerehabilitation Service within different contexts or different target pathologies. Whenever possible, preliminary results and indications are reported too.