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Tackling Falls Preventions from an Asian Perspective
Researchers from FHT employed a Group Model Building exercise to showcase how shared understanding of complex healthcare issues can lead to the development of more effective interventions.
Breaking Barriers to Falls Prevention: A Growing National Need
Using the Group Model Building methodology, FHT researchers explore the causal relationship between factors that hinder fall prevention programmes in the community.
Consent, consensus and an ethical code for health data
Researchers at FHT developed an ethical code on health data governance in Singapore through a modified Policy Delphi process, and explored the potential implications of its application.
Holistic mHealth interventions for promoting healthy ageing
FHT describes a protocol for a systematic review on Mobile Health (mHealth) interventions promoting healthy ageing
Perceptions of mhealth interventions for common mental disorders among students
FHT researchers conducted focus group discussions with university students in Singapore to explore perceptions about mhealth interventions for depression and anxiety.
Interactive Usability Toolbox: a novel online platform to support usability evaluations of wearable robotic devices
A team from FHT investigates and tests the utility of the Interactive Usability Toolbox (IUT) platform for wearable robotic devices.
A systematic review of factors affecting adherence to mHealth apps
FHT researchers identified and reviewed factors influencing user adherence to Mobile Health (mHealth) apps for more effective digital health interventions.
Examining the usability of robotic orthoses for everyday adoption
Researchers from FHT & ETH Zurich reviewed and evaluated intention detection strategies for upper limb robotic orthoses.
Fall risk assessment with machine learning
Using a machine learning approach, FHT researchers and their co-authors develop a means to identify people at high risk of falls.
Market analysis of mobile apps for diabetes prevention and management
FHT researchers and co-authors reviewed mobile apps for type 2 diabetes prevention and management offered by digital health companies and investigated the gaps and opportunities.
Putting humans first: evaluating the usability of wearable robotics
Analysing the current trends and uses of wearable robotics, researchers from FHT & ETH Zurich recommend guidelines for user-centered design.
Improving hip fracture risk prediction based on femoral strength
Future Health Technologies researchers and co-authors investigate how to improve the accuracy of hip fracture risk assessment to avoid the resultant high socio-economic costs.
Chatbot to reduce impacts of lockdowns on well-being
How does a behavioural science perspective – executed through a chatbot – reduce the negative impacts of Covid-19 lockdowns on the individual's well-being and lifestyle?
Reviewing tailoring mechanisms of apps for depression
Researchers from ETH Zurich and FHT conducted a systematic app review to evaluate on how they address and measure symptoms of depression.
How perspective changes affect one’s spatial memory
Giorgio Colombo and his co-researchers prove how changes in perspective alter people’s spatial understanding of their surroundings in a VR experiment.
A principled approach to understand AI in health care
Bernadette Richards and her co-authors argue for a flexible and principled approach to the challenges of regulation of technology in health care
Robotics further understanding of impairments after stroke
FHT researchers have developed a robotics-based method to accurately profile sensory and motor hand impairments in stroke patients, which might help medical professionals tailor therapies and monitor recovery.
Long-term brain computer interface training
How can long-term brain computer interface training be improved for real-time application? Scientists from Future Health Technologies and Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, share their design considerations.
Neurorehabilitation from a distance
How can neurorehabilitation be improved in times of a pandemic and beyond? Future Health Technologies (FHT) researchers reviewed the current literature and defined requirements for shifting therapy from health care institutions towards homes.
Mobile and holographic conversational agent
How can adherence to home exercises for some chronic conditions be improved? FHT researchers implemented a novel coaching concept of hybrid ubiquitous coaching (HUC) using a holographic conversational agent.
Who is watching the watchdog?
Prof. Tamra Lysaght and Prof. E Shyong Tai examine ethical concerns of Singaporeans on sharing health-data for precision medicine (PM) and identify suggestions for governance strategies.