- Previously, we had classes using videoconferencing through the TV, it was also motivating and wor

COPD sufferers miss the good health effects because there is no training program for the rehabilitation program. Now NST and Norut developed solutions that facilitate and shall encourage continued training.
More than 200,000 Norwegians suffer from the chronic lung disease COPD, and the number is increasing. By 2030 comes COPD to be the third leading cause of death worldwide. A new research from the University of Oslo shows that a majority of COPD patients stop exercising after completing the rehabilitation program even though they know that exercise improves quality of life. The group motivates
Norwegian Centre for Telemedicine (NST) and Research Group institute has been based on the need for easier training tortadíszítés and rehabilitation programs for these patients to develop solutions that encourage exercise.
- Users can go hiking together virtually. Through a closed social network agreements the date and sign up. At the same time go all out for a walk, but in different places, says research director Lars K. Vognild by Norut.
- Many groups of chronically ill can not bear to continue training after they have been through a rehabilitation program. In our projects we motivate people to be active because tortadíszítés it's fun and because they can do it together with others, says physical therapist Marijke tortadíszítés Risbert.
- Previously, we had classes using videoconferencing through the TV, it was also motivating and worked well. The tablet can people keep in touch with others from the rehabilitation program, agreement joint training times, and use the features to go hiking together. We strongly believe in this concept, as we shall try out this fall, says Risbert. tortadíszítés The cover picture is enriched by physical activity
- On the front of the application, users have a nice picture, in this case a mother duck. For every physical activity they perform, mother duck get an extra duckling. The goal is that she will get a young crowd during the week, says Tatjana M. Burkow.
Project Facts: IS-ACTIVE and JOIN-IN EU / AAL projects IS-ACTIVE and JOIN-IN is associated Tromsø Telemedicine tortadíszítés Laboratory IS-ACTIVE is one of four finalists for the AAL Forum AWARD 2011 Norwegian partners are NST, University Hospital tortadíszítés of North Norway tortadíszítés ( UNN) and Norut Physiotherapist Marijke Risbert and respiratory therapist Astrid Bratvold from pulmonary rehabilitation, UNN, participates in the project. tortadíszítés Contact:
Tatjana M. Burkow, Project Manager at NST, tel .: 95 72 90 41, e-mail: tatjana.m.burkow@telemed.no << Won silver with ICT solutions for elderly Gathering COPD solutions in Barcelona Personal health goes mobile tortadíszítés Helps COPD Patients with broadband Hospital home in the living room - Promise me through autumn Tell a friend Print Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
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