Publicaties

KR4HC'13 / ProHealth'13, Murcia, Spain, 2013
Architecture for a Ubiquitous Context-aware Clinical Guidance System for Patients and Care Providers, Knowledge Representation for Health Care and Process-oriented Information Systems in Healthcare
This paper shows a generic, distributed, service-oriented architecture (SOA) for ubiquitous patient guidance systems, resulting from the MobiGuide project.
Abstract (Engels)

SEGAH 2013, Algarve, Portugal, 2013
Healthy Weight Game!: Lose weight together The design and evaluation of a serious game for Overweight and Obesity
This paper shows a design for a mobile serious game to prevent and treat overweight and obesity. It tries to address affective state (i.e. to promote positive emotions) by making people aware of their condition in a playful manner, reenforced with peer interaction.
Abstract (Engels)

IEEE Transactions on Mobile Computing, 12 juni 2012
Estimating Performance of Mobile Services from Comparative Output-Input Analysis of End-to-End Throughput
"We propose five Comparative Output-Input Analysis (COIA) methods to estimate additional delay and we validate their accuracy with measurements obtained from the existing healthcare and multimedia streaming applications. Despite their simplicity, our methods prove to be accurate in relation to an observation interval of interest, and robust under a variety of network conditions. The methods offer novel insights into application-data delays with regards to the performance of heterogeneous data communication networks."
Abstract (Engels)

Medicine 2.0, Maastricht, november 2010
MobiHealth: putting care in motion
This abstract gives an overview of the MobiHealth company and their method to develop telemedicine systems.
Abstract (Engels)

Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, september 2010
The myofeedback-based teletreatment system and its evaluation
"The myofeedback-based teletreatment system allows patients to receive tactile and/or visual feedback on muscle activity and muscle relaxation times. Health-care professionals can analyse muscle activity and muscle relaxation times and provide guidance to the patient..."
Abstract (Engels)

The Journal of Sexual Medicine, 2 februari 2010
Induction of Sexual Arousal in Women Under Conditions of Institutional and Ambulatory Laboratory Circumstances: A Comparative Study
"The use of an ambulatory laboratory is a valuable tool allowing psychophysiological (sex) research under more natural circumstances (e.g., a participant's home). In this study, the increase in ecological validity resulted in a qualitative differentiation between the healthy controls and the women with HSDD in the home setting, which is not apparent in the artificial setting of the institutional laboratory."
Abstract (Engels)