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Integrated care pathway for people with epilepsy based on an AI-powered telemedical system

SEIN is a tertiary care centre for the treatment of complex epilepsy. For treatment of epilepsy, several types of anti-seizure medication are given to reduce the severity and frequency of seizures. Insight in the frequency and severity of seizures are obtained by seizure diaries. However, these diaries are often inaccurate. Thics leads to inaccurate information. 

Aims 

This project aims to develop a platform that can be used to monitor seizures at home, using mobile devices and algorithms. Additionally, patients and different care providers can use the platform to communicate with each other about managing epilepsy. This can increase the quality of care for people living with epilepsy. 

(Expected) results 

SEIN will contribute with requirements for such a platform, execute a clinical study to test this platform and analyse the results.

Products

Link: https://www.teleepi.eu/
Link: https://www.teleepi.eu/
Title: Studienprotokoll einer multizentrischen Machbarkeitsstudie eines KI-unterstützen telemedizinischen Versorgungspfads für Patient:innen mit Epilepsie
Author: Tamara Lisy, Johannes Koren, Clemens Lang, Adriano Bernini, Philippe Ryvlin, Dorien van Blooijs, Mireille Bourez-Swart, Hannes Perko, Klaus Donsa, Markus Falgenhauer, Gerhard Gritsch, Andreas Ziegl, Peter Kastner, Valentina Dapunt, Lise Lynen, Joris Walraevens, Christoph Baumgartner
Link: https://www.zonmw.nl

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  • International
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Epilepsy
  • Appropriate care
  • Future-proof care

    • Features

    • Project number:
      10750012310005
    • Duration: 81%
      2023
      2027
    • Part of programme:
    • Related funding round:
      Healthcare of the Future
    • Project lead and secretary:
      D. van Blooijs
    • Responsible organisation:
      Stichting Epilepsie Instellingen Nederland

    ZonMw-program: Transforming Health and Care Systems (THCS)

    How can we make sure care remains affordable and accessible? This is a challenge that many countries in Europe face. The Transforming Health and Care Systems (THCS) programme funds international studies and innovation projects designed to contribute to a more sustainable, future-ready, people-centred health and care system. This is one of the projects that has been awarded funding. View the other projects here.