Ethics and biomedical engineering for well-being: a cocreation study of remote services for monitoring and support
Abstract The well-being of students and staff directly affects their output and efficiency. This study presents the results of two focus groups conducted in 2022 within a two-phase project led by the Applied Biomedical and Signal Processing Intelligent e-Health Lab, School of Engineering at the Univ...
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| author | A. Maccaro S. M. Pagliara M. Zarro D. Piaggio F. Abdulsalami W. Su M. S. Haleem L. Pecchia |
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| description | Abstract The well-being of students and staff directly affects their output and efficiency. This study presents the results of two focus groups conducted in 2022 within a two-phase project led by the Applied Biomedical and Signal Processing Intelligent e-Health Lab, School of Engineering at the University of Warwick, and British Telecom within “The Connected Campus: University of Warwick case study” program. The first phase, by involving staff and students at the University of Warwick, aimed at collecting preliminary information for the subsequent second phase, about the feasibility of the use of Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things for well-being support on Campus. The main findings of this first phase are interesting technological suggestions from real users. The users helped in the design of the scenarios and in the selection of the key enabling technologies which they considered as the most relevant, useful and acceptable to support and improve well-being on Campus. These results will inform future services to design and implement technologies for monitoring and supporting well-being, such as hybrid, minimal and even intrusive (implantable) solutions. The user-driven co-design of such services, leveraging the use of wearable devices and Artificial Intelligence deployment will increase their acceptability by the users. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-6af348a6868b488cab3166e18bc7fca82023-11-19T13:01:33ZengNature PortfolioScientific Reports2045-23222023-08-0113111310.1038/s41598-023-39834-8Ethics and biomedical engineering for well-being: a cocreation study of remote services for monitoring and supportA. Maccaro0S. M. Pagliara1M. Zarro2D. Piaggio3F. Abdulsalami4W. Su5M. S. Haleem6L. Pecchia7School of Engineering, University of WarwickSchool of Engineering, University of WarwickDepartment of Internal Medicine and Medical Therapy, University of PaviaSchool of Engineering, University of WarwickSchool of Engineering, University of WarwickSchool of Engineering, University of WarwickSchool of Engineering, University of WarwickSchool of Engineering, University of WarwickAbstract The well-being of students and staff directly affects their output and efficiency. This study presents the results of two focus groups conducted in 2022 within a two-phase project led by the Applied Biomedical and Signal Processing Intelligent e-Health Lab, School of Engineering at the University of Warwick, and British Telecom within “The Connected Campus: University of Warwick case study” program. The first phase, by involving staff and students at the University of Warwick, aimed at collecting preliminary information for the subsequent second phase, about the feasibility of the use of Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things for well-being support on Campus. The main findings of this first phase are interesting technological suggestions from real users. The users helped in the design of the scenarios and in the selection of the key enabling technologies which they considered as the most relevant, useful and acceptable to support and improve well-being on Campus. These results will inform future services to design and implement technologies for monitoring and supporting well-being, such as hybrid, minimal and even intrusive (implantable) solutions. The user-driven co-design of such services, leveraging the use of wearable devices and Artificial Intelligence deployment will increase their acceptability by the users.https://doi.org/10.1038/s41598-023-39834-8 |
| spellingShingle | A. Maccaro S. M. Pagliara M. Zarro D. Piaggio F. Abdulsalami W. Su M. S. Haleem L. Pecchia Ethics and biomedical engineering for well-being: a cocreation study of remote services for monitoring and support Scientific Reports |
| title | Ethics and biomedical engineering for well-being: a cocreation study of remote services for monitoring and support |
| title_full | Ethics and biomedical engineering for well-being: a cocreation study of remote services for monitoring and support |
| title_fullStr | Ethics and biomedical engineering for well-being: a cocreation study of remote services for monitoring and support |
| title_full_unstemmed | Ethics and biomedical engineering for well-being: a cocreation study of remote services for monitoring and support |
| title_short | Ethics and biomedical engineering for well-being: a cocreation study of remote services for monitoring and support |
| title_sort | ethics and biomedical engineering for well being a cocreation study of remote services for monitoring and support |
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