Minimising ‘drop-out’ rates by creating A.I.-personalised 'entry routes' and 'exit routes' to leisure & community services for older adult exercise, health & wellbeing

通过创建人工智能个性化的休闲“进入路线”和“退出路线”,最大限度地减少“辍学”率

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    10055777
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 30.88万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    英国
  • 项目类别:
    Small Business Research Initiative
  • 财政年份:
    2023
  • 资助国家:
    英国
  • 起止时间:
    2023 至 无数据
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

Good Boost is a rapidly growing social enterprise delivering pioneering health & wellbeing technology and services. Existing delivery insight has highlighted that Good Boost's therapeutic exercise and rehabilitation sessions in leisure venues and swimming pools are attended by a difficult to research older adult population (poor mobility, co-morbidities, inactive), with \>70% referred by clinicians. However, our data highlights a participant drop-out rate of 44% at 12-weeks, due to multiple factors. Resulting in these newly activated older adults undoing the benefits gained in Good Boost sessions and de-conditioning.Over the duration of this project, Good Boost will further co-design and develop their TRL3 technology to TRL8, to maximise the 'engagement routes' and 'exit routes' for older adults to sustain physical activity and wider health & wellbeing services in leisure and community venues. The project projects a post-project ROI of 25x by 2030\.**Unmet Need**Musculoskeletal disorders (MSKDs), such as arthritis, back pain and falls fractures represent over 22% of the ill-health burden in the UK, costing the economy and NHS £100bn+ per year. MSKDs disproportionately impact older adults, low income and BAME citizens, creating deep health inequalities. MSKD prevalence is rising, waiting times increasing, and significant challenges are ahead to address backlogs post-COVID (CSP, 2020). Good Boost's NHS certified technology and services are resulting in high referral rates from clinicians into our community-delivered therapeutic exercise and rehabilitation for older adults, however our participant drop-out rate is limiting our long-term impact.**Solution**Feedback from older adults and leisure providers have highlighted the opportunities to reduce the drop-off rate and to increase the new leisure participant engagement. Good Boost has the knowledge, skills and expertise that further develop our TRL3 technology that sign-posts participant from pool-to-land exercise. The improved SaaS solution will create personalised A.I. recommendations for older adults to other activities/services in leisure venues that are suitable for them (e.g. Yoga/Swimming lessons/Coffee Mornings etc) given their preferences/ability/mobility/progress with Good Boost aqua/land/virtual sessions.The recommendation will be real-time/'live' activities/classes available at the leisure venues through an API connection, enabling immediate booking of classes/activities. This technology will be further developed alongside the Theory of Change to minimise the barriers for older adult and maximise the features that promote greater engagement/lower drop-off.**Market Opportunity**The solution will be highly valued by leisure operators seeking to increase their older adult customers and members and lifetime customer value. There is a £9.4m/£195m UK/Global opportunity for this technology.
Bood Boost是一家迅速发展的社会企业,可提供开拓性的健康与健康技术和服务。现有的交付见解强调,在休闲场地和游泳池中,良好的增强治疗运动和康复课程都受到了难以研究老年人(较差的移动性,合并症,不活动性)的困难,而临床医生则提到了70%。但是,由于多种因素,我们的数据强调了12周的参与者辍学率为44%。导致这些新近激活的老年人取消了在良好的提升和脱节中获得的好处。在该项目的持续时间内,良好的提升将进一步共同设计,并将其TRL3技术发展为TRL8,以最大限度地提高“互动路线”和“退出路线”和“退出路线”,以维持身体活动和更广泛的健康和更广泛的健康和良好的健康和良好的服务和社区的服务,并在劳动和社区中进行服务。该项目预计,到2030年,项目后的ROI为25倍。 MSKD不成比例地影响老年人,低收入公民,造成了深厚的健康不平等。 MSKD的患病率正在上升,等待时间增加,并且要解决积压后的重大挑战(CSP,2020年)。 Good Boost的NHS认证技术和服务正在导致临床医生的高转诊率高于我们社区的治疗性运动和康复,但是我们的参与脱职率限制了我们的长期影响。良好的提升具有知识,技能和专业知识,可以进一步开发我们的TRL3技术,该技术可以从泳池到地面演习参与。改进的SaaS解决方案将创建个性化的AI。考虑到适合他们的休闲场所的其他活动/服务的建议(例如瑜伽/游泳课程/咖啡早晨等),鉴于他们的喜好/能力/能力/流动性/进步,并进行良好的增压Aqua/Land/Virtual Sessions。建议是实时/“实时”活动/通过API Connection在休闲场所可用的活动/类别的活动,即立即预订/录制类别的活动,并在上课/录制。这项技术将沿变革理论进一步发展,以最大程度地减少老年人的障碍,并最大程度地提高促进参与度/较低下降的功能。这项技术有940万英镑/1.95亿英镑的英国/全球机会。

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