This page is the introduction page for the Assisted Living - eHealth, Telecare, Community & Wellbeing ISG.

Mission

To demonstrate the benefits of interoperability for Assistive Living by bringing together participants in all aspects with those in other Market sectors to drive forward implementations of Assistive Living activities in the UK and promote mutual understanding.

Description

The Assisted Living Group concentrates on ensuring there is Interoperability between Assistive Living services to and in the home and all the other services that are beginning to become widespread in the connected home. It is dedicated to ensuring that interoperability prevails within the sector but also that the Assistive Living sector can utilise many other systems from other sectors in the home space in order to deliver the best possible environment and outcome for people using Assistive Living technologies.

We believe that the wide perspective of TAHI Members and their involvement in the other TAHI ISGs. This ensures that the group has meetings where health professionals mix and network with people from other sectors so that understanding of the requirements and issues of the Health and Care sectors is widely disseminated ensuring products and services matched to these requirements.

This group will work to prepare Use Cases and applications for the connected home that can co-operate with services from other WGs to deliver interoperability and good user interfaces for other sectors as well as defining service sets that are purely communication and entertainments based. Together with other ISGs it will seek to promote TAHI Member involvement in the EU AAL projects and the FI PPP and will aim to be involved in the initial and ongoing use cases and subsequent tesbeds and deployment.

The Group is dedicated to bringing understanding across the sector and ensuring that ultimately everything works together. As an adjunct to this TAHI is developing an Interoperability Framework Requirements Specification that makes sure that there are basic rules for Interoperability and that these get enshrined in a European Standard. This will help to ensure that existing and future services and systems in all sectors that are delivered and used in the Digital Home will be able to work together and share resources.

This Group is led by: Charles Lowe of Telehealth Solutions Limited.

Useful documents (now placed in TAHI Private area under password access - For joining TAHI or for TAHI members or a reminder of the ID and Password please contact the Secretariat

• Agenda for the ALWG Meeting to be held on 6th November 2011 NEW
• Notes of the ALWG Meeting held on 21st July 2011
• TAHI DALLAS Application
• Draft Agenda for the meeting to be held on the 21st July 2011
• Presentations from ALIP Showcase Event, 7-8th June 2011, Glasgow
• DALLAS Guidance Notes
• DALLAS FAQs
• Flyer for DALLAS
• Notes from the ALWG Progress Meeting held on 25th May
• Presentation of Mike Clark concerning changes in health and care provision 20th April
• Presentation of Malcolm Stewart concerning EU TCare project in Whitely Village
• Presentation of Graham Worsley concerning the DALLAS project 20th April
• Presentation of Stephen Pattenden concerning outcome of Smart Village project
• Notes of the ALWG Meeting held on 2011-04-20
• Agenda and Introduction for the Meeting to be held on 2011-04-20
• Agenda for the ALWG Meeting to be held on 1st March
• Flyer for Healthcare Innovation Expo (9-10 March)
• TAN Presentation on changes in UK Health provision
• CSED presentation from TAN Meeting on 17th February
• Notes from the meeting held on the 7th December
• Revised Agenda for the meeting to be held on the 7th December
• Notes from the meeting held on the 13th October
• General Meeting Presentation - S Pattenden, C Lowe
• Presentation on AL Standards and ALIP by Graham Worsley
• Presentation on ALIP Project Hydra by Charles Palmer
• Final Agenda for the meeting on 13th October 2010 and TOR
• Draft Agenda for the meeting on 13th October and Terms of Reference for ALWG
• Draft Terms of Reference for ALG
• Assistive Living - Drivers, Markets and Strategies - Leicester 2009-11-26

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