Resumen/Abstract
The population of older adults is growing at a rate that is not matched by the resources available to take care of them. Therefore, new ways of ageing that harness the power of new technologies should be explored and investigated. The Center for Elderly Care and Nursing Home Medicine of the University of Bergen is working on developing a new ageing paradigm based on digital phenotyping with wearable devices and Artificial Intelligence and exploring innovative community-based elderly residences.
Curriculum ponente
Elise Førsund is a PhD candidate in the Center for Elderly Care and Nursing Home Medicine of the University of Bergen, and her topic is on the qualitative approach on the project, analysing the ageing phenomenon, technology acceptance and adoption, and alternative residences. Her background is in Microbiology and Civil Engineering. Haakon Reithe is a PhD candidate in the Center for Elderly Care and Nursing Home Medicine of the University of Bergen in collaboration with the Neuro-SysMed Research Centre of Excellence in Neurological Diseases, and his topic is on digital phenotypic using wearable commercial devices and Artificial Intelligence to improve the treatment of Parkinson's Syndrome. His background is in Psychology.
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