Thursday 6 August 2026
Imagine a digital flower that blooms when you hit your daily excercise goal or wilts when you miss a medication dose. Creative technology like this, designed by students and researchers at the University of Twente, is part of the network of the expertise Centre for Remote Monitoring & Coaching (eCMC), an initiative of TechMed Centre of University of Twente.
- This UT Story shows how digital health technologies are helping to make healthcare more proactive, personalised, and sustainable.
By combining remote monitoring, AI, and hybrid care, researchers at the University of Twente are developing solutions that empower patients, support healthcare professionals, and significantly reduce the burden on healthcare systems. How digital technology places less burden on healthcare - Stories - Together with the UT video team, the eCMC also produced a series of videos showcasing the expertise of the eHealth research groups. For the BSS research group, a video was created featuring Monique Tabak, Professor of Personalized eHealth Technology for Complex Chronic Conditions and one of the two chairs of the BSS group, highlighting her vision and research in digital health. https://utwente.yuja.com/V/Video?v=1078040&a=116276236
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