Program day 1
The whole overview of the 1st day of the conference, 10th of June 2025, can be found below. Small changes to the program might happen.
Tuesday, 10th of June 2025
Start | End | Session Activity | Room |
10:00 | 10:30 | Coffee & Registration | Meeting Lounge |
10:30 | 10:45 | Opening | C1 + C2 |
10:45 | 11:45 | Keynote 1: Wijnand Ijsselsteijn | C1 + C2 |
11:45 | 12:15 | Poster and demo pitches | C1 + C2 |
12:20 | 13:20 | Lunch Break | Meeting Lounge |
13:20
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| Parallel Sessions 1 - day 1 | Oral Session 1 - Digital mental health for (caregivers of) young people - Location: C1 1. Considerations in developing a suicide risk prediction algorithm for mental health care | Linda Hummel | 2. Insights from an evaluation study on room: a mobile tool designed to foster university students' wellbeing | Tajda Laure | 3. Students’ needs and requirements for a chatbot supporting student mental well-being: a student counsellors’ perspective | Valentina Bartali | 4. Supporting the mental health of parents of neurodivergent children through a mobile app: the cocreation of “adappt” | Kim Tönis |
Oral Session 2 - Learning from patient data: (ai-based) predictive modelling - Location: C2 1. Unsupervised change point detection for early complication identification in post-surgical oncology patients | Fatime Oumar Djibrillah | 2. Automated detection of cardiac syncope causes in 12-lead ecgs using residual neural networks | Arlene John | 3. Promis-driven convalescence: clustering patient trajectories of physical functioning following surgery | Daan Toben | 4. AI in automatic recognition of palliative care demand | Richard Maria Hermanus Evering |
Workshop 1 - Time for a heart-to-heart. Practical ethics and the development of a soft-robotic artificial heart - Location: C3 Author(s) details: Anne Bonvanie, Wouter Weijermars Symposium 1 - Empowering health by technology: tailored solutions for diverse populations - Location: C4 Author(s) details: Joan Dallinga, Sanne de Vries, Diana Eijgermans, Hanneke Braakhuis en Janine Sikkens Posters & Demos - Location: C5
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14:20 | 14:25 | Switch |
14:25 | 15:25 | Parallel Sessions 2 - day 1 | Oral Session 3 - Codesigning with diverse populations - Location: C1 1. Co-design of digital mental health support for lgbtqi+ youth | Tessa Dekkers | 2. Co-creating esm items for monitoring triggers and coping strategies in forensic psychiatry | Carlijn Serno | 3. Envisioning data management in care robots: an inter-generational co-design study | Ittay Mannheim | 4. Initiating co-creation in copd exacerbation management: patients’ and providers’ perspectives on remote patient monitoring | Atena Mahboubian |
Oral Session 4 - Navigating data and regulation in (personalised) digital health - Location: C2 1. Personalization in ehealth; urgent needed but how to come forward? a methodological framework based on literature and expert knowledge | Steven Lankheet | 2. Unlocking the potential of real-world data for dynamic evaluation in digital health | Annemiek Kwast | 3. Emerging technology to revolutionize healthcare | Lisette van Gemert-Pijnen | 4. A roadmap for certifying software as a medical device under the European medical device regulations (mdr) | Anouk van der Gracht |
Workshop 2 - Understanding biases in healthcare technologies and envision alternative futures - Location: C3 Author(s) details: Roberta Antognini, Francesca Toso, Cristina Zaga, Mascha Van der Voort Symposium 2 - Advancing mobile mental health interventions for anxiety and depression - Location: C4 Author(s) details: Felix Fiß, Jannis Kraiss, Chani Nuij, and Alyssa Jongeneel Posters & Demos - Location: C5
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15:25 | 15:40 | Break | Meeting Lounge |
15:40 | 16:40 | Guided & self-guided campus tours: - TechMed Centre (guided, up to 20 people)
- eHealth house (guided, up to 10 people)
- Art tour (self-guided, free booklet for guide available )
| Posters & Demos Tour Day 1 - Location: C5 - Does engagement predict outcomes in digital mental health interventions? A full factorial experiment
- Unfolding the processes between user needs and health technology in the socio-technical transition of healthcare services
- Do attitudes towards technology mediate engagement with digital mental health interventions?
- Study protocol for the feasibility and effectiveness of vr intervention in supporting diabetic patients’ health
- Patients and healthcare providers' values in remote patient monitoring for copd exacerbation management: continuing co-creation
- Caregivers’ willingness to pay for digital support services: comparative survey
- A design framework for developing ai-powered and engaging digital interventions for disease prevention and management
- Assisting caregivers in enhancing self-reliance in clients with autism: the impact of social robot “maatje”
- Optimizing copd care: evaluating the virtual companion program (vcp) for patients and healthcare professionals
- Co-creating a service model and technology-supported ecosystem with end-users to enhance sub- acute stroke rehabilitation
- Self-management in reintegration: development of www.mijn-reintegratie.nl
- Designing and disseminating digital lifestyle interventions for vulnerable young families: an interview study.
- A simulation-based training tool for child helpline counsellors [DEMO]
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16:40 | 17:40 | Parallel Sessions 3 - day 1 | Oral Session 5 - Versatile applications of Virtual Reality - Location: C1 1. The potential of HoloLens in addressing obstacles experienced by preceptors of nursing students during internships. | Anouk Charlotte Jolijn Jansen | 2. Using technology to explore the link between the future self and goal achievement. | Tiffany Tettero | 3. A first step towards implementing DEEP within (forensic) mental healthcare – a pilot study. | Lisa Klein Haneveld |
Oral Session 6 - Digital health across the care ecosystem - Location: C2 1. Cpthrive: development of an mhealth aide to facilitate evidence-based treatment choices for cerebral palsy. | DanaKai Bradford | 2. Preliminary results and lessons learned from a stepwise ehealth intervention with the participatory approach. | Hanneke Lettinga, Trees Juurlink | 3. Predictors of digital support services use by informal caregivers: a cross-sectional survey. | Alhassan Yosri Ibrahim Hassan | 4. Advancing ehealth integration in mental health: a collaborative approach to treatment pathways. | Maaike Meurs, Merel van Hoogdalem |
Workshop 3 - Unifying the status-quo: a comprehensive framework of tailoring strategies for eHealth interventions - Location: C3 Author(s) details: Sandra Straková, Steven Lankheet, Anouk Middelweerd, Iris ten Klooster, Monique Tabak Symposium 3 - Advancing equity in digital mental health: current research insights from the field of youth and women’s mental health and future research priorities - Location: C4 Author(s) details: Caroline Figueroa, Ruixuan Zhang, Nic Orchard, Kathleen W. Guan
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17:45 | 18:15 | Drinks | Meeting Lounge |
18:30 |
| Dinner |
