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ROOMMATE

ROOMMATE is reforming the current stroke rehabilitation pathway to relieve pressure on health and care facilities. 

Aims 

The projects aims to improve the stroke rehabilitation pathway by combining already accessible, high quality and sustainable technological solutions. Additionally, the project aims to coach patients to use these technologies at home by themselves. 

(Expected) results 

By combining these technologies and by coaching, the project aims to overcome barriers such as low health and digital literacy. In this way, the project contributes to the transition of care and supports the delivery of the right care at the right time.

Products

Title: Co-Creating a Service Model and Technology-Supported Ecosystem with End-Users to Enhance Sub-Acute Stroke Rehabilitation
Author: Damion Lourensz, Stefano Doronzio, Mihai Berteanu, Ileana Ciobanu, Stephanie Jansen-Kosterink, Luca Randazzo, Francesca Cecchi.
Link: https://www.healthbytech.com/abstract-book-2025-final.pdf

Quick links

  • International
  • eHealth
  • Right care in the right place
  • Appropriate care
  • Rehabilitation

    • Features

    • Project number:
      10750012310002
    • Duration: 74%
      2023
      2027
    • Part of programme:
    • Related funding round:
      Healthcare of the Future
    • Project lead and secretary:
      dr. S.M. Jansen-Kosterink PhD
    • Responsible organisation:
      Roessingh Research and Development

    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.