EAGER - eHealth in geriatric rehabilitation
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Brief description
Research on the effectiveness, feasibility and usability of eHealth interventions in older adults in geriatric rehabilitation.
Researchers
Jules KraaijkampDr. Leonoor van Dam van Isselt
Dr. Anke Persoon
Prof. Dr. Niels Chavannes
Prof. Dr. Wilco Achterberg
Participating organizations
Zonnehuisgroep Vlaardingen, Zorgcirkel Alkmaar
Contact
Start study
2019
Expected completion
2024
Description
This research programme consists of four different parts:
1. Evidence-based review: a systematic review to assess evidence on the effectiveness, feasibility, and usability of eHealth interventions in older adults in geriatric rehabilitation.
2. Practice-based survey: a national and international survey aimed at exploring the experiences and needs of healthcare professionals regarding the effectiveness, usability, and feasibility of eHealth in geriatric rehabilitation.
3. Consensus on eHealth in geriatric rehabilitation: achieving international consensus on the definition and principles (classification, goals, target groups) of eHealth in geriatric rehabilitation based on systematic review and (inter)national survey using a Delphi method.
4. Experiment: focused on the effectiveness, feasibility, and usability of one or more evidence- & practice-based eHealth interventions in geriatric rehabilitation.
a. RAAK-PRO; making sense of sensor data for personalized health care.
In collaboration with
UKON (Anke Persoon), Hogeschool Leiden, Hogeschool Utrecht (Michiel Punt), GRZ PLUS
Financing
ZGG Zorggroep
RAAK-PRO
Publications
Kraaijkamp, J.J.M., van Dam van Isselt, E.F., Persoon, A., Versluis, A., Chavannes, N.H., Achterberg, W.P. eHealth in geriatric rehabilitation: a systematic review of effectiveness, feasibility and usability. Journal of Medical Internet Research. 16/05/2021:24015. DOI: 10.2196/24015