Program
Preliminary Conference Program
Program
Program June 4
Thursday Morning
09.00 - 10.00
Welcome, registration & coffee
10.00 - 11.00
SESSION 1 - Opening & Keynote
Smarter is the only way forward
Christine Dedding - Professor of Participation, Diversity, and Equity - Amsterdam UMC
11.00 - 11.15
Short break
11.15 - 12.30
Thursday’s Poster Session
Oral session 1 - Education and training to use digital tools and solutions in health
Oral session 2 - Artificial intelligence I
Thursday’s demo session
12.30 - 13.30
Lunch break & poster viewing
Program June 4
Thursday Afternoon
13.45 - 15.00
SESSION 3
Symposium 1 - Technology to support quality of care and occupational vitality in healthcare professionals working in night shifts
Oral session 3 - Large Language Models (LLM)
Oral Session 4 - Instruments and assessment
Workshop 1 – Simulating to innovate: Three simulations to strengthen innovation competencies
15.00 - 15.20
Short break
15.20 - 16.35
Symposium 2 - Healthy living as a service
Oral session 5 - Readiness and simulation technology
Oral session 6 - Multiple perspectives in e-health
Workshop 2 – When practice leads the way: Creative co-research for data-informed care
16.35 - 16.55
Short Break
16.55 - 18.10
Oral session 7 - e-Health interventions and implementation
Oral session 8 - Monitoring and health
Workshop 3 – Three step model of sustainability implementation in health care settings
Workshop 4 – Exploring reflective research practices and researcher identities in digital health together
19.00
Conference dinner
Session 2
Oral Session 1
Education and training to use digital tools and solutions in health
11.15 - 12.30
“Do not call it an inquiry attitude, but a sense of wonder.” Wonder Teams as a pedagogical design for developing inquiry skills in vocational education
Melanie de Weerd
ACTIVATE - the next generation of deliberate practice in medical training
Jan Willem van ‘t Klooster
Implementation and educational evaluation of the training “SAMEN DIGIBEWUST” in vocational and bachelor nursing education
Jobke Wentzel
Supporting nurse preceptors with simulation-technology: addressing challenges in workplace learning
Fenne Verhoeven
Using learning communities to develop technology-driven solutions for health and wellbeing
Annet Veen
Oral Session 2
Artificial intelligence I
11.15 - 12.30
Determining the level of trust among adults aged 55+ in AI-enabled healthcare tools
Bas Paans-Cijs
Difficult conversations: why talking to an AI assistant for health is often disappointing
Erwin Fisser
Values in the responsible application of AI in occupational healthcare: a multi-stakeholder analysis and comparison with the ethics guidelines for trustworthy AI
Max Tijhuis
Artificial intelligence use in hospitals: a healthcare professional perspective
Maitta Spronken
Demonstration
Thursday’s demo session
11.15 - 12.30
Co-creating hybrid care as a solution for sustainable bariatric lifestyle support
Lise Beumeler
Digital thought record based on CBT developed using co-design and multiple methods
Lisa Kiltz
From pilot to practice: exploring implementation complexity of occupational exoskeletons
E.N. Zuidhof
ROOM to grow, a mobile well-being intervention for university students: the design process and outcomes
Djameela Dulloo
Session 3
Symposium 1
Technology to support quality of care and occupational vitality in healthcare professionals working in night shifts
13.45 - 15.00
Organizer: Miriam van Ittersum
A modular night care quality scan to support socio-technical innovation in long term care Maysun Bega
Maysun Bega
A smart sensoring system in care homes – exploring the use of an optical sensor to monitor elderly residents with dementia, to support safer and more responsive night care.
Chiem Tuil
The suffering called night shift: supporting recovery through digital learning and technology
Alfons Brink
Embedding professional vitality: a system innovation approach to sustainable healthcare careers
Patty Veen
Oral Session 3
Large Language Models (LLM)
13.45 - 15.00
Agents of ChAInge: expert perspectives on a modular orientation framework for LLM-based agent design in chronic care interventions
Martha Kreuzberg
Bootstrapping reinforcement learning with LLMs: evidence from digital health behavior change
Nele Albers
Personalising local large language models to enhance artificial intelligence supported communication with older adults
Keara Schaaij
Translating human quality annotations into production guardrails for medical text generation
Merlijn van Breugel
Oral Session 4
Instruments and assessment
13.45 - 15.00
Precise, repeatable and adaptive testing with the Seattle-Groningen Memory Assessment
Thomas Wilschut
Validation of the revised digital health literacy instrument (DHLI 2.0) and development of a short form
Inge Tuitert
Mapping engagement strategies in digital health interventions: a scoping review
Isabella Cadoni
Organizational innovation readiness assessment as a foundation for regional health technology innovation
Coen van de Steeg
Workshop 1
Simulating to innovate: Three simulations to strengthen innovation competencies
13.45 - 15.00
Organizer: Gijs Terlouw
Session 4
Symposium 2
Healthy living as a service
15.20 – 16.35
Organizers: Claudine Lamoth & Elisabeth Wilhelm
Rethinking socioeconomic status in health research: cultures, values, and social comparison
Zijun Li
Exploring usability, satisfaction and engagement of wearables in lifestyle interventions
Rineke Baas
Interpretable sleep prediction via adaptive multivariate time-series modeling
Xueyi Wang
A multimodel sensing framework for context-aware workplace wellbeing
Gijs van der Schot
The role of quantitative data in qualitative neighbourhood assessments
Noa Schievink
Oral Session 5
Readiness and simulation technology
15.20 – 16.35
Ready for tomorrow: eHealth readiness in top clinical hospitals surveyed
George Garritsen
From reality shock to readiness: the potential of simulation technology in onboarding early-career nurses
Fenne Verhoeven
From scores to stories: evaluating the quality of LLM-generated narratives about patient-reported outcomes
Nele Albers
The use of simulation technology in clinical internships: preceptors’ changing roles and tasks
Anouk Jansen
Oral Session 6
Multiple perspectives in e-health
15.20 – 16.35
Supporting patients in ehealth: evidence from existing initiatives and insights in patient perspectives
Wieke Bouwes
Voices that shape care: using multi-stakeholder insights to develop inclusive eHealth for socioeconomically disadvantaged families
Lea Hohendorf
The implementation of eHealth tools for persistent somatic symptoms in a collaborative care network: a realist evaluation
Kirsten Clocquet
Informing strategies for effective engagement with an ESM-supported gamified mHealth app: perspectives of adolescents, informal caregivers and healthcare professionals in pediatric chronic care
Inge Braspenning
Workshop 2
When practice leads the way: Creative co-research for data-informed care
15.20 – 16.35
Organizer: Sjors Groeneveld
Session 5
Oral Session 7
e-Health interventions and implementation
16.55 – 18.10
Just ehealth! an action research of ehealth implementation in addiction care
Ruben Veltman
Preliminary results of the InTakeCare randomized clinical trial: a digital health solution for medication adherence
Emanuele Tauro
Does home-based EEG wearable integration enhance sleep health interventions?
Esteban León-Correa
Functionality and experience: evaluating usability of a social care robot in care for older adults
Rosalie van der Vaart
Oral Session 8
Monitoring and health
16.55 – 18.10
Designing a home monitoring system for systemic sclerosis: a multimethod design phase within the CeHRes roadmap
Nymphaea Notschaele
Exploring the contribution of telemonitoring to patient empowerment in heart failure
Manouk van der Linden
From innovation to integration: implementing wearable sensors in hospital care
Jolien Stokkers-Scholten
Sensor-based monitoring systems in nursing homes
Bennie Westra
Workshop 3
Three step model of sustainability implementation in health care settings
16.55 – 18.10
Organizer: Tim Arts
Workshop 4
Exploring reflective research practices and researcher identities in digital health together
16.55 – 18.10
Organizers: Kerem Dogan & Sofia Bastoni
Program June 5
Friday Morning
09.30 - 10.45
SESSION 6
Oral session 9 - Promoting physical activity
Oral session 10 - Equity and specific target groups
Friday’s demo session
Workshop 5 – Discover research in vocational education (MBO): Building equitable collaboration in health by tech
10.45 - 11.00
Short Break
11.00 - 12.15
Friday’s poster session
Oral session 11 - Artificial intelligence II
Oral session 12 - Technology to promote exercise and monitor mobility
Workshop 6 – Repurposing former hospitals into tech-driven regional health care hubs – a cross-border word café
12.15 – 13.15
Lunch break & Poster viewing
Program June 5
Friday Afternoon
13.30 - 14.45
SESSION 8
Keynote presentation: "It’s the behaviour, stupid"
Rik Crutzen - Professor of Behavior Change and Technology - University of Maastricht
14.45 - 15.05
Short Break
15.05 - 16.20
Oral session 13 - Data driven research in chronic disease
Symposium 3 - Hop on the bus - Rethinking healthcare access through technology and mobility
Workshop 7 – Find your way in funding and payment of health innovations
Workshop 8 – Which evidence do we need when? Towards a shared framework for evidence on health technologies
16.20 - 17.00
Closing & Drinks
Session 6
Oral Session 9
Promoting physical activity
09.30 – 10.45
As-Tra – user-centered development, and evaluation of a technical assistance system for older adults to sustainably improve nutrition and physical activity
René Puhlemann
The interplay between chronic obstructive pulmonary disease symptoms and physical activity
Elke Warmerdam
Bridging the gap: needs of patients with coronary artery disease and healthcare professionals in promoting sustainable physical activity after cardiac rehabilitation
Annemarie ten Kate
Co-creating an individualized social incentive intervention to promote physical activity in patients with cardiovascular disease
Renske Krijt
Oral Session 10
Equity and specific target groups
09.30 – 10.45
Exploring barriers that limit equity in digital healthcare
B.J.M. Thomassen
MediaCare: empowering caregivers of children with neurodevelopmental disorders through media literacy
Eva Bei
Personalized digital healthcare advice to bridge the digital divide: development an online platform and offline materials
Esther Metting
Tailoring in eHealth lifestyle interventions targeting people with cardiometabolic conditions and lower socioeconomic position: a scoping review
Sandra Strakova
Demonstrations
Friday’s demo session
09.30 – 10.45
ZIVRA: a platform for integrating extended reality into stroke rehabilitation
Wouter Keuning
AURORA: an AI-driven just-in-time adaptive rehabilitation intervention after oncological surgery
Govert de Vries
FREEHABILITATION: smart daily-use objects for seamless at-home handrehabilitation after a stroke
Ellis Oude Kempers
Gamification in geriatric rehabilitation healthcare: enabling prevention and vitality through a movement-rich care environment
Annet Veen
Workshop 5
Discover research in vocational education (MBO): Building equitable collaboration in health by tech
09.30 – 10.45
Organizer: Lieke Brons
Session 7
Oral Session 11
Artificial intelligence II
11.00 – 12.15
Actionable counterfactual transparency (ACT): a design framework for human-AI interaction in behavior-driven health technologies. A photoplethysmography case study.
Raúl Ramírez B.
Evaluating a beta AI assistant for optimizing e-health program selection in mental healthcare
Isa Monkau
Perceived AI-chatbot quality in mental health interventions: development and evaluation of a new instrument
Esther Mertens
Periodic validation and monitoring of AI in medical imaging: a nationwide survey of current practice
Anouk Jansen
Oral Session 12
Technology to promote exercise and monitor mobility
11.00 – 12.15
Barriers & facilitators that shape the interest of older adults in exergames to improve mobility
Rosa Kokx
The use of a GPS-system in 'open-door' nursing homes
Yne Algra
What drives physiotherapists to use smartphone apps in non-specific low back pain care? A mixed-methods study
Marijn Ulrich
Making extended reality work in rehabilitation: integrating therapy and technology
Loes Bulle-Smid
Workshop 6
Repurposing former hospitals into tech-driven regional health care hubs – a cross-border word café
11.00 – 12.15
Organizers: Marianne Timper & Vincent Quinten
Session 9
Oral Session 13
Data driven research in chronic disease
15.05 – 16.20
Data driven segmentation to personalize eHealth in knee osteoarthritis: clustering of CHECK data
Steven Lankheet
Data without borders: enabling data mobilization in public health infectious disease control through synthetic data generation
Welling Oei
Intention to use eHealth in COPD patients: a cluster analysis based on questionnaire data
Esther Metting
Patient perspectives on prediction models estimating life expectancy and side effects of cancer treatment: A cross-sectional study in eight European countries
Yassin Engelberts
Symposium 3
Hop on the bus - Rethinking healthcare access through technology and mobility
15.05 – 16.20
Organizer: Femke Nijboer
Implementation strategies to support the digital healthcare logistic in homecare using the none-adoption, abandonment, scale-up, spread and sustainability framework
Marloes Bults
Is this consultation necessary? An introduction and evaluation of a value-driven remote outpatient triage system
Jedidja Lok-Visser
Fifty ways to reach your doctor – patient experiences with a remote outpatient triage system
Femke Nijboer
Travel or triage? Remote care and accessibility in chronic illness
Sogol Mortezapoor
What (not) to do when implementing healthcare innovations
Floor Schutrups
Workshop 7
Find your way in funding and payment of health innovations
15.05 – 16.20
Organizer: Sander Holterman
Workshop 8
Which evidence do we need when? Towards a shared framework for evidence on health technologies
15.05 – 16.20
Organizer: Tsjitske Haanstra