The core of CARRE functionality revolves around the concept of comorbidity, and in particular comorbidities in the case of cardiorenal syndrome. To enable the open and seamless use and reuse of these described medical risk factors, we have developed an on-line web based system for their description. Also, the resulting risk factor descriptions are available…
DetailsAn aging population, increasing rates of chronic diseases, and rising healthcare costs represent important pressures towards forms of self-management of health and disease outside health care institutions. New techniques of self-management have become feasible owing to the advent of a variety of personal e-health systems, including wearable sensors (Swan, 2012), personal health records (Johansen and…
DetailsLast week CARRE consortium held its fifth meeting in Kaunas, Lithuania. The meeting was held in the building of Biomedical Engineering Institute in Kaunas University of Technology. Two full days were devoted in discussing thoroughly the project progress and plans ahead. The main goals of this meeting were to: define the selection criteria of patients…
DetailsThe purpose of disease progression visual analysis is to visualize related risk factors according to the patient’s health and lifestyle status and to visualize the changes that may happen if the user changes the lifestyle or medical indicators. Disease progression visual analysis is an integrated visual analysis of charts, timeline and graph. It is composed…
Details“Technorama” is an exhibition / competition for young scientists organized yearly at Kaunas University of Technology (KTU), Lithuania. This year, “Technorama 2015” became an international event with the aim to bring together the best young scientists in Baltic region. Main organizers and executors of “Technorama 2015” were: KTU National Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center (NIVC); Agency…
DetailsLast week CARRE consortium held its forth meeting in Luton, United Kingdom. The meeting was held in the campus of University of Bedfordshire. Two full days were devoted in discussing thoroughly the project progress and plans ahead. The major goal of the meeting was to discuss the results of 1st year review and address the…
DetailsAn arbitrary number of SPARQL queries can be executed for exploiting the risk factors associations captured within CARRE. CARRE’s RESTFul API component has implemented a number of representative methods that allow developers with very little knowledge of the underlying scheme to efficiently make use of the repository’s data. These methods are presented below: instances –…
DetailsWristwatch is the longest known wearable device to the mankind, therefore we can consider it completely unobtrusive. Possibly the device of such type could be easily accepted by patients for continuous health observables monitoring. Existing commercial smart wristwatches already try to measure some health related parameters, such as heart rate, steps, or burned calories. However,…
DetailsThe CARRE repository acts as the central point of information storage for all CARRE applications. It conforms to the principles of the Semantic Web and the guidelines of Linked Data. The Linked Data guidelines can be summarized as follows: Use URIs as names for things Use HTTP URIs, so that people can look up those…
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