Application: HoloLens spiders
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Technological and digital applications in care and well-being
A guide
Flemish care providers within welfare and health abruptly, and often for the first time, turned to technology due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which, among other things, allowed them to guarantee continuity of care. Image calling, in particular, was used en masse. There is an expectation that this sudden digitalisation could mark a turning point for both care providers and their clients in the place that technological applications can take within care. However, it is not easy for professionals to assess which applications are most suitable for the specific setting in which they work.
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Eva Van Assche
Eva Van Assche (PhD) is a lecturer-researcher in the People and Well-being research group, research line Psychology and technology. She focuses on how digital applications (e.g., applications) can contribute to mental health care.
Researcher
Nele De Witte
Nele De Witte (PhD) is a researcher in the People and Well-being research group, research line Psychology and technology. Her areas of expertise include wearables and XR. She is also the scientific coordinator of LiCalab.
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Steven Joris
Steven Joris (MSc) has been a researcher in the People and Well-being research group since 2017. He has expertise in diagnostics, test psychology and mental health policy.
Research line coordinator
Tom Van Daele
Tom Van Daele (PhD) is research coordinator Psychology and technology in the People and Well-being research group. As a clinical psychologist, he conducts research on the added value of technology within mental health care.
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