Lessons from 15 years of developing ICT solution for seniors, collecting the steps for scaling up

Annemarie Johannes

Speaker

Annemarie Johannes is the owner of the company Anne4care B.V. in the Netherlands. As a entrepreneur she is working in the domain of active ageing for over 10 years. Her company developed a virtual assistent Anne who supports people in need of a companion to remember things in their daily routine.

Maarten Coolen

Maarten Coolen

Speaker

Maarten Coolen is an innovation manager at care organisation Zuyderland in the Netherlands. He has many years of experience in working in a healthcare instition. Over the years he has lead several the development and implementation of several (ICT) innnovations within different clients and professionals within the Zuyderland organisation.

Henk Herman Nap

Henk Herman Nap

Speaker

Henk Herman Nap is a senior reseacher at the Dutch centre of Longterm care Henk Herman is active in the field of active aging for over a long time. Currently, he is working at Vilans as a senior advisor/scientist innovation & research and visiting researcher at the Technical University Eindhoven specifically on the field of eHealth and long-term care policies. Henk Herman is also involved in multiple AAL projects and coordinates a few of the them.

Rik Wisselink

Rik Wisselink

Workshop Coordinator

Rik Wisselink is a program manager at the Netherlands Organisation for Health Research and Development (ZonMw). Rik has been involved in the domain of Active Ageing for over several years now and has experience in different parts of the health and care sector (healthcare organisation, municapality, national policy)

Since the AAL programme is reaching its end, it is a good time to look back and share the lessons learned. In this session different Dutch AAL project participants will share their insights and lessons learned over the years. After this it is time for you to share your experiences on developing and implementation innovations in the field of active and healthy ageing. Together you will collect all these insights and identify possible next actions that can support the scaling up of digital solution in the years ahead of us. .So come and learn from eachothers past experience and shape possible actions for tomorrow!

For the Netherlands we have keptured the lessons learned in AAL in the online magazine: Technology for seniors. On a journey from idear to solution. (link will follow)

The European Week for Active and Healthy Ageing is made possible by the European Commission.

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