14/07/2015 UCL Ins/tute of Digital Health Welcome to the Minute Madness Anthony Finkelstein •  33 speakers will present a spectrum of digital health research and interests •  57 seconds for each slide, with 3 seconds in between for the next presenter to get to the podium •  Please hold your applause to the end •  Presenters, please make your way to the front of the room •  Your name will appear highlighted before your slide 1 14/07/2015 List of presenters 1.  Aleksandra Herbec 2.  David Crane 3.  Ann Blandford 4.  Dominic Furniss 5.  Aisling Ann O’Kane 6.  Stefan Mitrasinovic 7.  Aneesha Singh 8.  Thomas Keen 9.  Golnar Aref-­‐Adib 10.  Geoff Williams 11.  Puffin O’Hanlon 12.  Chris Barker 13.  Emma Norris 14.  Stephen Todd 15.  Javier Torrente 16.  Delmiro Fernandez-­‐
Reyes 17.  Ed Fobrell 18.  Mingxing Hu 19.  Henry Pobs 20.  Zisis Kozlakidis 21.  Emiliano De Cristofaro 22.  Karin Shmueli 23.  Andrada Ianus 24.  Terence Leung 25.  Alexandra Young 26.
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James Hetherington Paby Kostkova Julia Bailey Cian Hughes Siana Jones Coleen Bailey Tony Bowden Paul Taylor Smartphone-­‐based intervenBons for smoking cessaBon focus on craving management and medicaBon adherence Aleksandra Herbec, MSc MA (Hons) aaherbec@gmail.com Psycho-­‐
behavioural support Quieng smoking Bupa Quit App Limited access and uptake Craving management Poor adherence Pharmacological support Department: Epidemiology and Public Health Health Behaviour Research Centre •  Collabora/on with Bupa •  Focus: craving monitoring & management •  App development •  Evalua/on in an RCT Ideal digital support? NRT2Quit App •  Focus: increase adherence to nico/ne replacement therapy •  App development •  Mixed methods evalua/on, including RCT Supervisor(s): Prof Robert West, Dr Lion Shahab Other collaborators: Prof Tobias Raupach, Dr Jamie Brown 2 14/07/2015 List of presenters 1.  Aleksandra Herbec 2.  David Crane 3.  Ann Blandford 4.  Dominic Furniss 5.  Aisling Ann O’Kane 6.  Stefan Mitrasinovic 7.  Aneesha Singh 8.  Thomas Keen 9.  Golnar Aref-­‐Adib 10.  Geoff Williams 11.  Puffin O’Hanlon 12.  Chris Barker 13.  Emma Norris 14.  Stephen Todd 15.  Javier Torrente 16.  Delmiro Fernandez-­‐
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James Hetherington Paby Kostkova Julia Bailey Cian Hughes Siana Jones Coleen Bailey Tony Bowden Paul Taylor A smartphone app to help people drink less alcohol •
Alcohol is a leading contributor to the global burden of disease1 •
Brief interven/ons (BIs) are effec/ve2 •
Lible evidence of the effec/veness of BIs in apps or of which behaviour change techniques (BCTs) are effec/ve •
Drink Less will test: feedback, self-­‐monitoring and ac/on planning •
Goes beyond self-­‐monitoring and feedback on consump/on •
Effec/veness to be evaluated in an RCT 1 Lim
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Department: Clinical, EducaBonal and Health Psychology Funded by: Supervisor(s): Prof. Susan Michie Prof. Robert West Dr. Jamie Brown 3 14/07/2015 List of presenters 1.  Aleksandra Herbec 2.  David Crane 3.  Ann Blandford 4.  Dominic Furniss 5.  Aisling Ann O’Kane 6.  Stefan Mitrasinovic 7.  Aneesha Singh 8.  Thomas Keen 9.  Golnar Aref-­‐Adib 10.  Geoff Williams 11.  Puffin O’Hanlon 12.  Chris Barker 13.  Emma Norris 14.  Stephen Todd 15.  Javier Torrente 16.  Delmiro Fernandez-­‐
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Dialyse on the verandah Try to meditate on the underground Mul/task when the task is safety-­‐cri/cal Overlook important health informa/on •  How to design digital health technologies that work for real people in real situa/ons? •  Focus on: –  Pa/ent safety, experience and empowerment through design –  Informa/on visualisa/on and interac/on design •  Qualita/ve research •  Interdisciplinary Department: UCLIC / Computer Science 4 14/07/2015 List of presenters 1.  Aleksandra Herbec 2.  David Crane 3.  Ann Blandford 4.  Dominic Furniss 5.  Aisling Ann O’Kane 6.  Stefan Mitrasinovic 7.  Aneesha Singh 8.  Thomas Keen 9.  Golnar Aref-­‐Adib 10.  Geoff Williams 11.  Puffin O’Hanlon 12.  Chris Barker 13.  Emma Norris 14.  Stephen Todd 15.  Javier Torrente 16.  Delmiro Fernandez-­‐
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James Hetherington Paby Kostkova Julia Bailey Cian Hughes Siana Jones Coleen Bailey Tony Bowden Paul Taylor Dominic Furniss Fieldwork For Healthcare UCLIC Understanding the design & use of medical devices Ann Blandford 5 14/07/2015 List of presenters 1.  Aleksandra Herbec 2.  David Crane 3.  Ann Blandford 4.  Dominic Furniss 5.  Aisling Ann O’Kane 6.  Stefan Mitrasinovic 7.  Aneesha Singh 8.  Thomas Keen 9.  Golnar Aref-­‐Adib 10.  Geoff Williams 11.  Puffin O’Hanlon 12.  Chris Barker 13.  Emma Norris 14.  Stephen Todd 15.  Javier Torrente 16.  Delmiro Fernandez-­‐
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James Hetherington Paby Kostkova Julia Bailey Cian Hughes Siana Jones Coleen Bailey Tony Bowden Paul Taylor Aisling Ann O’Kane BASc MSc PEng User Experience and Personal Healthcare Technology Abempts have been made to address psychosocial issues with mobile medical devices through self-­‐care educaBon. However, there is a lack of understanding of how context can influence experience and pracBce with technology, and what this means for design. My research focuses on how user experience influences the adopBon and use of mobile medical devices, what methods can be used to access real world use, and how DIY maker/hacker culture might influence the future of bespoke healthcare devices. a.okane@cs.ucl.ac.uk www.ucl.ac.uk/uclic/people/a-­‐okane @aislingannokane Department: UCL InteracBon Centre Computer Science Supervisor(s): Ann Blandford Yvonne Rogers 6 14/07/2015 List of presenters 1.  Aleksandra Herbec 2.  David Crane 3.  Ann Blandford 4.  Dominic Furniss 5.  Aisling Ann O’Kane 6.  Stefan Mitrasinovic 7.  Aneesha Singh 8.  Thomas Keen 9.  Golnar Aref-­‐Adib 10.  Geoff Williams 11.  Puffin O’Hanlon 12.  Chris Barker 13.  Emma Norris 14.  Stephen Todd 15.  Javier Torrente 16.  Delmiro Fernandez-­‐
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James Hetherington Paby Kostkova Julia Bailey Cian Hughes Siana Jones Coleen Bailey Tony Bowden Paul Taylor Connected Sensors Poten/al for Pa/ent Monitoring WHO demands we must realign to “person-­‐centered care” Web 1.0 (sta/c) Web 2.0 (social) Digital Health Revolu/on Web 3.0 (ubiquity) Wireless sensors + Internet of Things (smart homes): effec/vely record, monitor and /mestamp à automated, objec/ve and reliable account of pa/ent status, free of recall bias Replace nonspecific popula/on-­‐based baselines for personalized metrics Empower pa/ents to reliably self-­‐diagnose acute symptoms Chronic condiBons could have a qualitaBve measure of status allowing pa/ents to have beber control and detec/on of deteriora/on for rapid medical aben/on Enables greater engagement and partnership in their care Department: Supervisor(s): Geoff Appelboom Sander E. Connolly 7 14/07/2015 List of presenters 1.  Aleksandra Herbec 2.  David Crane 3.  Ann Blandford 4.  Dominic Furniss 5.  Aisling Ann O’Kane 6.  Stefan Mitrasinovic 7.  Aneesha Singh 8.  Thomas Keen 9.  Golnar Aref-­‐Adib 10.  Geoff Williams 11.  Puffin O’Hanlon 12.  Chris Barker 13.  Emma Norris 14.  Stephen Todd 15.  Javier Torrente 16.  Delmiro Fernandez-­‐
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James Hetherington Paby Kostkova Julia Bailey Cian Hughes Siana Jones Coleen Bailey Tony Bowden Paul Taylor Go-­‐with-­‐the-­‐flow: interacBve technology to support physical acBvity in people with chronic pain Aneesha Singh •  ContribuBon: wearable body sensing technology and movement sonifica/on framework to promote •  focus on movement not pain •  increased awareness of movement & breath •  increased awareness of altered movement •  Increased pleasure Example of movement sonifica9on Components of the wearable and app. Department: UCLIC Supervisor(s): Nadia Bianchi-­‐Berthouze Amanda CDeC Williams 8 14/07/2015 List of presenters 1.  Aleksandra Herbec 2.  David Crane 3.  Ann Blandford 4.  Dominic Furniss 5.  Aisling Ann O’Kane 6.  Stefan Mitrasinovic 7.  Aneesha Singh 8.  Thomas Keen 9.  Golnar Aref-­‐Adib 10.  Geoff Williams 11.  Puffin O’Hanlon 12.  Chris Barker 13.  Emma Norris 14.  Stephen Todd 15.  Javier Torrente 16.  Delmiro Fernandez-­‐
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James Hetherington Paby Kostkova Julia Bailey Cian Hughes Siana Jones Coleen Bailey Tony Bowden Paul Taylor Enhanced Recovery App Thomas Keen UCLH AnaestheBcs 9 14/07/2015 List of presenters 1.  Aleksandra Herbec 2.  David Crane 3.  Ann Blandford 4.  Dominic Furniss 5.  Aisling Ann O’Kane 6.  Stefan Mitrasinovic 7.  Aneesha Singh 8.  Thomas Keen 9.  Golnar Aref-­‐Adib 10.  Geoff Williams 11.  Puffin O’Hanlon 12.  Chris Barker 13.  Emma Norris G Aref-Adib
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Background:
Ø  The Internet and mobile technology is changing how people learn about and
manage their illnesses.
Ø  6 out of 10 Europeans go online to look up health information.
Ø  Little is known about online mental health seeking behaviour in people with
psychosis.
Aim:
Ø  To explore the nature, extent and consequences of online mental health
seeking behaviour by people with psychosis
Ø  To determine the acceptability of E-Mental health technology.
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Method:
Ø  Interviews were carried out with people with psychosis (n=22).
Ø  Participants were purposively recruited through secondary care
settings in London.
Main topics discussed:
Ø  Current and historical use of e-mental health information and
technology.
Ø  Interviews were audio-recorded, typed and transcripts were analysed
for thematic content. A team approach was taken to analysis.
Results: Mental Health-related Internet use was widespread.
All participants used
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I can look up the questions I
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Most participants did not discuss the information they had found online with their clinicians, feeling that it was private
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Conclusion:
Ø  People with psychosis rely on the Internet to acquire mental health related information and often do not communicate their findings to health care professionals.
Ø  This information can be inaccurate and inconsistent, causing concern, and affecting important health care decisions.
Ø  Further research is needed.
Ø  Introduction of E-Mental health interventions would potentially be well received.
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James Hetherington Paby Kostkova Julia Bailey Cian Hughes Siana Jones Coleen Bailey Tony Bowden Paul Taylor Avatar therapy for persecutory voices hbp://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/project/avtherapy
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Most common in Schizophrenia Voices heard by 30% despite drug treatment Voices can be very debilita/ng: nega/ve, persecutory Affects employment chances Increases risk of suicide (1 in10) Julian Leff ‘Trialogue’ Unexpected Effects from Pilot Study: •
Pa/ents ceased to hear their persecutory voice –  N=2 aier session 2 –  N=1 aier session 5 •
At 3 month follow-­‐up –  Further significant reduc/on in hallucina/ons –  Significant reduc/on in depression score (assumed due to use of MP3 player) Department: Some avatars Pa/ent encouraged to challenge avatar: foe becomes friend Speech, Hearing and PhoneBc Sciences, PaLS Division Collaborators: Enrolment •  Pa/ent chooses voice + face using graphical sovware. •  Takes ~ 30 minutes •  6 therapy sessions of 20 mins •  (cf. CBT for psychosis: 6 months) Julian Leff (Emeritus, UCL), Dr Mark Huckvale (SHaPS, UCL) Tom Craig, Philippa Garegy (Kings /IoP) 11 14/07/2015 List of presenters 1.  Aleksandra Herbec 2.  David Crane 3.  Ann Blandford 4.  Dominic Furniss 5.  Aisling Ann O’Kane 6.  Stefan Mitrasinovic 7.  Aneesha Singh 8.  Thomas Keen 9.  Golnar Aref-­‐Adib 10.  Geoff Williams 11.  Puffin O’Hanlon 12.  Chris Barker 13.  Emma Norris 14.  Stephen Todd 15.  Javier Torrente 16.  Delmiro Fernandez-­‐
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James Hetherington Paby Kostkova Julia Bailey Cian Hughes Siana Jones Coleen Bailey Tony Bowden Paul Taylor ARIES: App for Recovery in Early Interven/on Services Usability tes/ng and pilot randomised controlled trial of a supported self-­‐
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Early Intervention Services beyond discharge, improve recovery and reduce relapse rates
Department: Division of Psychiatry PIs: Research Team: Prof Sonia Johnson Prof David Osborn Dr Bryn Lloyd-­‐Evans Puffin O’Hanlon Dr Golnar Aref-­‐Adib Contact us: Follow us: Follow NIHR CLAHRC My Journey App: p.hanlon@ucl.ac.uk @AriesStudyUCL @CLAHRC_N_Thames hgp://www.sabp.nhs.uk/eiip/app 12 14/07/2015 List of presenters 1.  Aleksandra Herbec 2.  David Crane 3.  Ann Blandford 4.  Dominic Furniss 5.  Aisling Ann O’Kane 6.  Stefan Mitrasinovic 7.  Aneesha Singh 8.  Thomas Keen 9.  Golnar Aref-­‐Adib 10.  Geoff Williams 11.  Puffin O’Hanlon 12.  Chris Barker 13.  Emma Norris 14.  Stephen Todd 15.  Javier Torrente 16.  Delmiro Fernandez-­‐
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James Hetherington Paby Kostkova Julia Bailey Cian Hughes Siana Jones Coleen Bailey Tony Bowden Paul Taylor Online support for psychological problems Professor Chris Barker Clinical, EducaBonal and Health Psychology, UCL 13 14/07/2015 List of presenters 1.  Aleksandra Herbec 2.  David Crane 3.  Ann Blandford 4.  Dominic Furniss 5.  Aisling Ann O’Kane 6.  Stefan Mitrasinovic 7.  Aneesha Singh 8.  Thomas Keen 9.  Golnar Aref-­‐Adib 10.  Geoff Williams 11.  Puffin O’Hanlon 12.  Chris Barker 13.  Emma Norris 14.  Stephen Todd 15.  Javier Torrente 16.  Delmiro Fernandez-­‐
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James Hetherington Paby Kostkova Julia Bailey Cian Hughes Siana Jones Coleen Bailey Tony Bowden Paul Taylor Virtual Field Trips as physically acBve lessons for children Department: Epidemiology & Public Health Supervisor(s): Nicola Shelton, Sandra Dunsmuir, Oliver Duke-­‐Williams, Emmanouil Stamatakis 14 14/07/2015 List of presenters 1.
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James Hetherington Paby Kostkova Julia Bailey Cian Hughes Siana Jones Coleen Bailey Tony Bowden Paul Taylor UCL DISRUPT: “Disrup/ng Obesity” $2 trillion
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James Hetherington Paby Kostkova Julia Bailey Cian Hughes Siana Jones Coleen Bailey Tony Bowden Paul Taylor Es/mated 1x106 deaths per year BUT most in children under 5 years of age Childhood Severe Malaria 85% of malaria cases and 90% of malaria deaths occur in in Sub-­‐Saharan Africa Nigeria, the most populous country of Africa, accounts for one fourth of Global malaria cases Nigeria has the World’s two largest urban areas under extreme (all-­‐year-­‐round) risk of malaria (Lagos & Ibadan) Sampling Disease Process Clinical & Epi Exp
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One of the four key areas for UK-China healthcare collaboration:
–  Fast growth in healthcare spending in China, $1 trillion by 2020
–  Digital health viewed as a key enabler for achievement of China’s healthcare reform agenda.
–  Providing both universal and high-quality care are ambitions which China and the UK share.
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–  Central system and services
–  Local system and services: EHR, Primary care, clinical decision support, telemedicine
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–  Shenzhen high-tech centre for cancer research – digital health and big data solutions
–  Shanghai Jiaotong University – chronic disease management in primary care settings
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