Combining innovations in behavioural science and adaptive AI to develop a user-centred, community-focussed, digital coaching service to support the attainment of personalised healthy ageing goals

结合行为科学和自适应人工智能的创新,开发以用户为中心、以社区为中心的数字化辅导服务,以支持实现个性化健康老龄化目标

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    10026995
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 69.89万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    英国
  • 项目类别:
    Collaborative R&D
  • 财政年份:
    2022
  • 资助国家:
    英国
  • 起止时间:
    2022 至 无数据
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

Chronic diseases are crippling our healthcare services and impacting quality of life. It's possible to prevent and minimise chronic conditions through behaviour change, such as increasing regular physical activity. However, Older Adults find it difficult to know exactly where to start and to maintain consistency and motivation for small consistent changes, particularly when they do not have access to personalised ongoing support. Additionally, often when we really need and seek coaching or support, it's not readily available, due to lack of healthcare resource or appropriate services within patient care pathways.Holly Health is a personalised yet scalable coaching app for health behaviour changes. It helps to bridge the gap between intentions and actions, for sustainable long term results. Outcomes include more regular exercise, higher levels of confidence in looking after health, better mental health, improved abilities to self-manage care at home, reduction of MSK issues due to better mobility, improvements to cardiovascular health, which influence conditions like heart disease and diabetes.The fully digital Holly Health service improves people's physical and mental wellbeing by providing supportive, personalised, and evidence-based health coaching to end users, to achieve the most relevant changes for them. The results of a pilot study, with 350 people using a Beta version of the Holly Health service, showed an average weight loss of 1.7 kg over 8 weeks (mean initial BMI of 30 kg/m2). In addition, 70% of users reported the implementation of additional healthy behaviours in their life, and 80% of users reported a mindset change as the main reason for forward progress.Holly Health, working with Age UK Lewisham and Southwark (AUKSL), will address this with development of a new, best-in-class digital coaching service to support older adults to establish and maintain healthy, active, daily habits, at home and in their community. The service will help users to prioritise, achieve, and maintain small but influential daily behaviours in: exercise, sleep, mental health, and relationship with food. Outcomes include more regular exercise, higher levels of confidence in looking after health, better mental health, improved abilities to self-manage care at home, reduction of MSK issues due to better mobility, and improvements to cardiovascular health, which influence conditions like heart disease and diabetes.The project focuses on integrating the platform with AUKSL's on-the-ground network of groups, classes, events, and care services, to provide a relevant, accessible and motivational daily support for thousands of people.
慢性疾病正在削弱我们的医疗服务并影响生活质量。可以通过改变行为来预防和最大程度地减少慢性条件,例如增加常规体育锻炼。但是,老年人发现很难确切地知道从哪里开始,并保持一致一致的变化的一致性和动力,尤其是当他们无法获得个性化的持续支持时。此外,通常在我们真正需要并寻求教练或支持时,由于缺乏医疗保健资源或患者护理途径中的适当服务,因此不容易获得。HollyHealth是一个个性化但可扩展的教练应用程序,用于改变健康行为行为。它有助于弥合意图和行动之间的差距,以获得可持续的长期结果。 Outcomes include more regular exercise, higher levels of confidence in looking after health, better mental health, improved abilities to self-manage care at home, reduction of MSK issues due to better mobility, improvements to cardiovascular health, which influence conditions like heart disease and diabetes.The fully digital Holly Health service improves people's physical and mental wellbeing by providing supportive, personalised, and evidence-based health coaching to end users, to achieve the most relevant changes for them.一项试点研究的结果,有350人使用Beta版的Holly Health Service,其平均体重在8周内平均1.7 kg(平均初始BMI 30 kg/m2)。此外,有70%的用户报告了他们一生中实施其他健康行为的实施,而80%的用户将心态变化报告为前进进步的主要原因。与英国英国刘易舍姆(Lewisham)和南瓦克(Auksl)(AUKSL)合作的Holly Health将通过开发新的,最佳的数字教练服务来建立和维持健康的老年人,并在家中建立健康,并在家庭中建立健康,并在家庭中建立健康,并在家庭中建立健康,并在Hab and Hab and and Hab and and and Nevers and Habers and Hab and and Hab and and Hab and and Southwark和Southwark(AUKSL)。该服务将帮助用户在:运动,睡眠,心理健康以及与食物之间的关系中,优先级,实现和维持较小但有影响力的日常行为。结果包括更多的定期锻炼,对健康的健康,更好的心理健康,改善自我管理在家中的能力,减少由于更好的行动能力而导致的MSK问题的减少以及对心血管健康的改善,这会影响心脏病和糖尿病等状况。该项目的重点是将平台与Aukss的跨越集成的人群集成到千分之一的群组网络,以千分之一的范围为千分之一的人提供,并为每日的班级提供了一个,即服务,活动,活动,活动和相关的服务,并提供相关的服务和相关服务。

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Metal nanoparticles entrapped in metal matrices.
  • DOI:
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Ged?chtnis und Wissenserwerb [Memory and knowledge acquisition]
  • DOI:
    10.1007/978-3-662-55754-9_2
  • 发表时间:
    2019-01-01
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    0
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A Holistic Evaluation of CO2 Equivalent Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Compost Reactors with Aeration and Calcium Superphosphate Addition
曝气和添加过磷酸钙的堆肥反应器二氧化碳当量温室气体排放的整体评估
  • DOI:
    10.3969/j.issn.1674-764x.2010.02.010
  • 发表时间:
    2010-06
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    0
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