We are currently significantly involved in the following projects:

Smart4Health enables citizens to manage and bridge their own health data throughout the EU and beyond, advancing own and societal health and wellbeing.

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The project “Digital solutions made in Brandenburg | digisolBB” is a consulting project for the public sector, estimated to be run until Q2/2022. A diverse project consortium consisting of backgrounds in academia as well as consulting won the bid from the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Energy of the Land Brandenburg to outline and implement an economic development strategy in the area of Digital Health for the federal state of Brandenburg.

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Digital health research at HPI DHC involves students, researchers, clinicians and academics at HPI and partnering institutions locally, nationally and internationally. 

Here you will find an overview of current research topics of our team. Please click on the topic to get more information

• Clinical Prediction Models (Chair Böttinger - Harry Freitas Da Cruz)
• Development and evaluation of a virtual “Personal Functioning Coach” (PFC) for chronic low back pain patients (cLBP) (Chair Böttinger - Sarah Wernicke)
• Digital Therapeutic and Personalized Decision Support Interventions for People with Low Back Pain: A Health Economic Perspective (Chair Böttinger - Daniel Lewkowicz)
• Discovery of Digital Biomarker (Chair Böttinger - Ariane Morassi-Sasso)
• Federated Learning (Chair Arnrich - Bjarne Pfitzner)
• Low-Cost and Unobtrusive Human Motion Analysis in the Wild (Chair Arnrich - Lin Zhou, Justin Albert)
• Machine learning on electronic health records focused on hypertension and other cardiovascular diseas Chair Böttinger - Suparno Datta)
• Nursing Activity Recognition Using Data Augmentation (Chair Böttinger - Orhan Konak)
• OCD Early Warning System and Sensor-Supported Treatment Options (Chair Arnrich - Kristina Kirsten)
• Reacting to Risk: Designing a Personalized Health Application to Support Individuals in Disease Prevention (Chair Böttinger - Tamara Slosarek)
• Unobtrusive Health Monitoring for Driving Lifestyle Changes using Wearables (Chair Arnrich - Jonas Chromik)