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Master Programme in Innovative Technology for Healthy Living
Master Programme in Innovative Technology for Healthy Living
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Erasmus+ mobility course (Trinity, UL and KTH)
LLL - Life Long Learning
Fully ONLINE programmes edX
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Maria Cuartero Botia

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Department of Chemistry, Teknikringen 30, 10044, Stockholm 087909096
mariacb@kth.se
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https://www.idro.world
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Cristina Arimany IBEC

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http://www.ibecbarcelona.eu/about-us/applications-in-bioengineering-2/
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Bioengineering for active ageing

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The global ageing population will have considerable consequences, but biomedical engineering can contribute greatly to improving the quality of life of older people. Assisted living technologies such as telecare, home-based devices and services that support daily life with a remote link to a call-centre, and telehealth – remote monitoring, consultation and diagnosis – can help support independent living at home, keeping patients out of hospital and residential care for longer.
Advances in sensors, signal treatment, data analysis, robotics and intelligent control systems at IBEC are enabling the development of remote care or assisted living, so that people with dementia or long-term health conditions can remain in their own homes.
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