MobiHealth participates in Dutch and European research projects. We provide mobile remote monitoring solutions and the know-how to integrate them in the clinical process, while at the same time stimulating our own research & development activities.

MobiGuide (FP7 Collaborative project 287811, 2011-2015)
MobiGuide is an European project that develops a mobile patient guidance system. Patient guidance is provided by a distributed decision support system that uses information of relevant clinical guidelines and specific knowledge on both contextual and health related data. MobiHealth is responsible for the functional architecture of the MobiGuide guidance system and the development of both AF and high risk pregnancy (diabetis and hypertension) tele-monitoring applications. The company's MobiHealth Mobile™ solution is one of the major components of the MobiGuide system. Our research focus is on decision support mechanisms that form a valuable extension to our tele-monitoring solutions and development of a patient-friendly wearable AF monitoring system.

U-Care (IGC0816, 2008-2011)
The Dutch U-Care project performs research towards a technology-independent application platform for integrated homecare services. Key characteristics are tailorability, evolvability and non-intrusive application in existing homecare services. The MobiHealth Service Platform™ is used as one of the major building blocks of the U-Care platform. MobiHealth research is focused on functional extentions of our platform to fulfill the requirements of the future U-Care platform.
U-Care Factsheet

MyoTel (eTEN-046230, 2007-2009)
Myotel is a European project that validates a myofeedback-based tele-treatment service. As a subcontractor of the University of Twente, MobiHealth is responsible for: adaptation of MobiHealth's mobile remote monitoring solution according to the requirements of the project, and deployment and availability of the Myotel service infrastructure in 4 EU countries.

AWARENESS (BSIK 03025, 2004-2008)
AWARENESS is a Dutch project that focuses on an infrastructure that enables rapid and easy development of context-aware and pro-active applications. The project pays particular attention to mobile applications in the healthcare domain. As a subcontractor of the University of Twente, MobiHealth is responsible for: adaptation of MobiHealth's mobile remote monitoring solution according to the requirements of the project, and deployment and availability of the chronic pain and epileptic seizure monitoring infrastructure.