Home / Research Themes / Integrated Innovation Ecosystem Support / Integrated Innovation Ecosystem Support By addressing gaps and opportunities in the current ecosystem, our aim is to create a dynamic eHealth and mHealth ecosystem, by identifying resources, matching them with innovators, and improving overall integration. Key Areas of Focus Our work seeks to strengthen the eHealth and mHealth ecosystem by enhancing resource integration and fostering continuous innovation. 01. Focus Area 02. Focus Area 03. Focus Area FEATURED PROJECTS Storyboards From the 2024 Innovation Gallery Explore featured storyboards that bring to life the real-world challenges, bold ideas, and digital health innovations shaping the future of care in Alberta. Navigating Trade-offs in Health Technology Implementation Implementing Health Information Technology (HIT) often results in unintended consequences, such as workflow disruptions, user resistance, and increased workloads, due to insufficient understanding of trade-offs. This makes it hard for healthcare organizations to adapt to new technologies and provide safe, efficient care. Traditional approaches to HIT evaluation have been reactive, addressing problems post-implementation rather than proactively identifying and mitigating potential challenges. The framework combines concepts from the Social Business Process Management (BPM) and qualitative content analysis to better understand and improve HIT implementation. Learn More The GAITS Platform This project evaluates GAITS within the SPARK Program to assess a tool’s potential for advancing health-tech solutions and facilitating adoption of new technologies by: Helping academic innovators manage and anticipate their projects milestones more effectively better aligning the technical development of innovations with product Market fit (e.g. clinical needs and organizational requirements) , regulatory requirements, and business goals Better aligning the technical development of innovations with product-market fit (e.g. clinical needs and organizational requirements) , regulatory requirements, and business goals Learn More THEME FOUR Our Projects A Model of Tradeoffs for Understanding Health Information Technology Implementation Learn More Identifying the mHealth and eHealth Ecosystem Building Blocks Learn More Evaluation of GAITS Platform in SPARK Program Learn More The Co-Pilot Collective Learn More A Model of Tradeoffs for Understanding Health Information Technology Implementation (Coming Soon) Evaluation of GAITS Platform in SPARK Program (Coming Soon) Identifying the mHealth and eHealth Ecosystem Building Blocks (Coming Soon) The Co-Pilot Collective (Coming Soon) Theme Leads Chad Saunders Integrated Innovation Ecosystem Support Lead View Bio View other projects and explore the Health Everywhere Portfolio to see how local innovations are transforming care across the province. View Portfolio Explore the Health Everywhere Portfolio to see how local innovations are solving real-world challenges and shaping the future of care across the province. ABOUT The Health Everywhere Hub portfolio map showcases academic-led projects tackling real healthcare challenges across Alberta. By highlighting shared goals and commonalities, we hope to spark collaboration and amplify impact across the system. It’s more than a list of projects - this evolving collection shows what’s possible when partnerships, bold ideas, and real-world testing come together.

Theme 1: Bridging Community and Acute Care Pressure Wound Staging App — Lead: Chester Ho . . INNOVATION STAGE Proof of Concept Health Innovation Focus Acute Illness & Injury Population and Setting Adults Technology and Intervention Data Modelling, Platform and Dashboard Visualization BENEFITS For Users For healthcare providers, the AI app offers a reliable and consistent tool for pressure injury assessment, which minimizes subjective interpretation and the potential for staging inaccuracies. By reducing the pressure on nurses to perform manual evaluations, the app empowers providers with specialized insights and enhances their confidence in assessment accuracy. Remote consultation capabilities also improve access to specialist input, especially in settings with limited wound care expertise. For The System For the healthcare system, the app can lead to more efficient wound management processes, reducing the incidence of severe pressure injuries and associated complications. This efficiency can help decrease preventable hospitalizations and associated healthcare costs. Additionally, by enabling better documentation and standardized assessments, the app supports quality improvement in patient care, with potential to reduce wait times and resource strain in acute care and emergency settings. Project Theme Information Current State An audit of Alberta’s acute care sites revealed that about one in six patients had a hospital-acquired pressure injury. These injuries cause painful, rapidly progressing sores that can lead to severe complications and even death. Pressure injuries are seen as an important indicator of healthcare Other Known Use Cases Partnerships with Xsensor and Baxter are undergoing to evaluate the impact of eHealth tools on patient outcomes. The specific focus will be on two products: 1) Xsensor’s ForeSite® Intelligent Surface, an artificial intelligence-powered continuous skin monitoring... What is the Innovation The proposed intervention is an AI-powered app designed for wound imaging, specifically for pressure injury assessment. This app would integrate digital photography with automated staging software to provide a more consistent, accurate, and efficient approach to assessing and managing pressure injuries. How it Works The AI app allows healthcare providers to capture images of pressure injuries on mobile devices and upload them directly to ConnectCare. The app’s automated staging software analyzes the wound characteristics—such as size, depth, color, and tissue health—and classifies the injury into stages (from Stage 1 to Stage 4) based on established criteria. This system not only aids in staging but also facilitates remote assessment and consultation, enabling healthcare providers to make timely and informed decisions. Other Known Cases: An audit of acute care sites in Alberta showed that approximately one of every six acute care patient had a pressure injury. Pressure injuries cause extremely painful sores that can lead to serious complications and even death. The number of pressure injuries in a clinical environment is a gauge of quality of care because it is preventable. Accurate staging and assessments are crucial in wound care as they ensure the right treatment plan is applied, which is vital for effective healing and avoiding further complications. Get Involved Explore Partnerships Interested in collaboration? Email Chester Ho to explore partnership opportunities Get in touch chester.ho@albertahealthservices.ca . View other projects and explore the Health Everywhere Portfolio to see how local innovations are transforming care across the province. Explore the Health Everywhere Portfolio to see how local innovations are solving real-world challenges and shaping the future of care across the province. View The Portfolio ABOUT The Health Everywhere Hub portfolio map showcases academic-led projects tackling real healthcare challenges across Alberta. By highlighting shared goals and commonalities, we hope to spark collaboration and amplify impact across the system. It’s more than a list of projects - this evolving collection shows what’s possible when partnerships, bold ideas, and real-world testing come together. Previous Item Next Item

Emily graduated from the University of Alberta with Distinction in 2015 with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. After a brief stint in industry, she returned to academia to pursue a lifelong passion for rehabilitation and was fortunate to find a place at the Rehab Robotics Lab where she is currently the Lab and Program Manager. Emily has extensive experience with community engagement, data collection and analysis, and student mentorship. She was recently awarded the University of Alberta Award for Outstanding Mentorship in Undergraduate Research and Creativity. She is passionate about equity and accessibility and uses her position to facilitate access to care, education, and scholarship. Operations Coordinator (University of Alberta) Emily Armstrong  eearmstr@ualberta.ca NEXT OPERATIONS MEMBER PREVIOUS OPERATIONS MEMBER

THEME # The Title Goes Here Here is two lines for your subtitle if you have one on your file Lead Co-lead Name Surname Team Member INNOVATION STAGE Name of the stage Health Innovation Focus What is it What is it Population and Setting What is it Technology and Intervention What is it What is it BENEFITS For Users For parents, NeoApp offers personalized guidance and support, increasing confidence and reducing anxiety. The app empowers parents with knowledge specific to their baby’s needs, helping them monitor recovery, track milestones, and recognize signs of concern without relying on generic information or internet searches. By connecting with a community of parents facing similar challenges, they feel less isolated. The clear recovery pathway and milestones NeoApp offers make the transition from hospital to home smoother, providing peace of mind. For The System For parents, NeoApp offers personalized guidance and support, increasing confidence and reducing anxiety. The app empowers parents with knowledge specific to their baby’s needs, helping them monitor recovery, track milestones, and recognize signs of concern without relying on generic information or internet searches. By connecting with a community of parents facing similar challenges, they feel less isolated. The clear recovery pathway and milestones NeoApp offers make the transition from hospital to home smoother, providing peace of mind. Project Theme Information Current State OVERVIEW What Is The Innovation OVERVIEW NeoApp is an innovative digital health solution, grounded in Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) principles, created to guide parents through the complex journey of post-surgical recovery for NICU infants. It is the first ERAS-focused platform designed for neonatal populations and their parents at home, providing personalized support and education tailored to each baby’s surgical background, development stage, and ongoing health needs. INTENDED USERS How It Works OVERVIEW Other Known Use Cases OVERVIEW Project Theme Information Current State Partnerships with Xsensor and Baxter are undergoing to evaluate the impact of eHealth tools on patient outcomes. The specific focus will be on two products: 1) Xsensor’s ForeSite® Intelligent Surface, an artificial intelligence-powered continuous skin monitoring... What is the Innovation Partnerships with Xsensor and Baxter are undergoing to evaluate the impact of eHealth tools on patient outcomes. The specific focus will be on two products: 1) Xsensor’s ForeSite® Intelligent Surface, an artificial intelligence-powered continuous skin monitoring... Other Known Use Cases Partnerships with Xsensor and Baxter are undergoing to evaluate the impact of eHealth tools on patient outcomes. The specific focus will be on two products: 1) Xsensor’s ForeSite® Intelligent Surface, an artificial intelligence-powered continuous skin monitoring... How it Works Partnerships with Xsensor and Baxter are undergoing to evaluate the impact of eHealth tools on patient outcomes. The specific focus will be on two products: 1) Xsensor’s ForeSite® Intelligent Surface, an artificial intelligence-powered continuous skin monitoring... Get Involved Add a Title Add a Title Connect via email: Email: Discover More: here Previous Item Next Item

Health Everywhere supports new eHealth and mHealth industries in Alberta, provide training and support to develop the next generation of digital health researchers and clinicians. Contact us today for more information. Alberta's Digital Health Hub Uniting programs, experts, and resources to accelerate the commercialization and scale of eHealth and mHealth technologies ALBERTA'S DIGITAL HEALTH HUB Alberta's Untapped Potential Innovation in digital health holds immense potential to transform healthcare delivery, yet systemic barriers are slowing progress. The Health Everywhere Hub (HEH) was established, with funding from the Major Innovation Fund (MIF), to understand and address these challenges by fostering a more connected, collaborative, and sustainable innovation ecosystem in Alberta. The Hub aims to empower innovators to design, test, and scale their solutions, ensuring Alberta-made innovations are adopted locally and internationally. The Hub envisions a vibrant and interconnected digital health ecosystem that leverages Alberta's strengths to drive economic and technological growth. The Health Everywhere Hub is supported by the Government of Alberta's Ministry of Technology and Innovation through the Major Innovation Fund Program. Engage With Us LEARN MORE Health Systems and Non-Profits Leaders or key stakeholders within not-for-profit, health service, and innovation support organizations. LEARN MORE Industry Partners Industry leaders or key partners ranging from early-stage start-ups to large multi-national corporations. LEARN MORE Researchers and Educators Academic researchers, faculty members, or students associated with an academic institution. SEE MORE Reimagining Healthcare Through Digital Innovation Hear from Dr. Mary Brindle , Health Everywhere Hub Project Lead, as she introduces a bold vision for transforming Alberta's healthcare landscape. Dr. Brindle explains how the Hub is breaking down barriers that have slowed digital health innovation, creating a collaborative ecosystem where Alberta-made solutions can be designed, tested, and adopted both locally and globally. Research Themes Theme Name Theme Description News and Events Health Everywhere Launch Dr. Mamoru ‘Mo’ Watanabe Lectureship – Digital Health Today and Tomorrow NEWS On January 23, 2024, over 100 guests joined us as we held the Dr. Mamoru ‘Mo’ Watanabe Lectureship on Digital Health Today and Tomorrow. January 23, 2024 3 UCalgary projects receive $20.3M in provincial innovation grants NEWS UCalgary's innovation ecosystem just received a $20.3-million boost, thanks to Alberta's Major Innovation Fund. September 6, 2023 UCalgary-based program expands province-wide NEWS SPARK program receives grant from Alberta Innovates, supporting post-secondary innovators across Alberta. September 11, 2023 News Research May 1, 2025 | 8 min read Health Everywhere: Advancing digital health in Alberta Over the past year, W21C has focused on addressing how care is delivered by creating the Health Everywhere Hub, an initiative aimed at advancing innovation digital health in Alberta. Read More Community Mar 6, 2024 | 4 min read Health Everywhere launch event On Janurary 23, 2024, over 100 guests joined us as we held the Dr. Mamoru ‘Mo’ Watanabe Lectureship on Digital Health Today and Tomorrow. Read More Research Sep 11, 2023 | 4 min read UCalgary-based program expands province-wide in supporting digital health researchers SPARK program receives grant from Alberta Innovates, supporting post-secondary innovators across Alberta. Read More Innovation Sep 6, 2023 | 3 min read 3 UCalgary projects receive $20.3M in provincial innovation grants UCalgary’s innovation ecosystem just received a $20.3-million boost, thanks to Alberta’s Major Innovation Fund (MIF). Read More Our Partners Academic Partners See All HEALTH EVERYWHERE HUB Bringing Alberta Together A hub for innovators, industry partners, innovation support partners, healthcare providers and community. Contact Us

Theme 2: Remote Monitoring and Virtual Care Peer Information and Mentorship Using Spatial Meetings Technologies — Lead: Martin Ferguson-Pell Team Members: Adalberto Loyola-Sanchez, Chester Ho, Brenda Kinnie, Matin Dokht Taghirad INNOVATION STAGE Evaluation of Prototype Health Innovation Focus Acute Illness & Injury Population and Setting Community Technology and Intervention Digital Communication BENEFITS For Users Less Isolation: Immersive virtual meetings help participants feel more connected to peers and reduce the sense of physical isolation. Practical Guidance: Participants gain valuable advice from others with lived experience, helping them navigate life in the community. Enhanced Engagement: Spatial meetings provide a more interactive and compelling experience compared to traditional video conferencing tools. For The System Improved Transitions: Participants experience a smoother, more effective transition to independent living, reducing the need for ongoing clinical or institutional support. Community Building: The program strengthens peer networks, creating a supportive environment for individuals with SCI. Scalable Solution: Spatial meeting technologies offer a novel, scalable approach to addressing the needs of people living in isolation, particularly in rural and remote areas. Project Theme Information Current State People living with spinal cord injuries (SCI), both traumatic and non-traumatic, often face significant challenges during the transition from acute rehabilitation to community life. Physical isolation, limited access to peer networks, and a lack of practical guidance can make this transition difficult, particularly for those in rural or remote areas. Traditional virtual meeting tools, such as Zoom, may not fully address the need for engaging and immersive peer interactions. Other Known Use Cases Partnerships with Xsensor and Baxter are undergoing to evaluate the impact of eHealth tools on patient outcomes. The specific focus will be on two products: 1) Xsensor’s ForeSite® Intelligent Surface, an artificial intelligence-powered continuous skin monitoring... What is the Innovation This project demonstrates the use of spatial meeting technologies to create immersive and engaging peer support networks for individuals with SCI. By comparing the merits of spatial meetings to traditional Zoom meetings, the project explores how virtual reality (VR) environments can foster meaningful connections and reduce isolation. The meetings are facilitated by experienced coordinators from SCI Alberta and focus on providing practical advice for successful community living. How it Works Virtual Reality Spatial Meetings: Participants use VR technologies to meet in immersive virtual spaces, enhancing engagement and interaction. Sessions are designed to simulate in-person peer meetings, providing a more compelling alternative to traditional virtual platforms like Zoom. Coordinated Peer Support: Experienced coordinators from SCI Alberta lead the meetings, fostering discussions around practical advice for community living. Topics include navigating daily challenges, accessing resources, and building independence. Comparative Evaluation: The project evaluates the relative merits of spatial meetings versus traditional Zoom meetings, assessing factors like participant engagement, effectiveness of peer advice, and reduction in isolation. Get Involved Contact to Collaborate Contact to Martin Ferguson-Pell to collaborate Get in touch fe4@ualberta.ca . View other projects and explore the Health Everywhere Portfolio to see how local innovations are transforming care across the province. Explore the Health Everywhere Portfolio to see how local innovations are solving real-world challenges and shaping the future of care across the province. View The Portfolio ABOUT The Health Everywhere Hub portfolio map showcases academic-led projects tackling real healthcare challenges across Alberta. By highlighting shared goals and commonalities, we hope to spark collaboration and amplify impact across the system. It’s more than a list of projects - this evolving collection shows what’s possible when partnerships, bold ideas, and real-world testing come together. Previous Item Next Item

Dr. Mary Brindle is the Remote Monitoring and Virtual Care Lead at Health Everywhere. She is a distinguished pediatric surgeon and serves as the Director of The EQuIS (Efficiency Quality Innovation and Safety) Research platform at Alberta Children's Hospital. In this role, she leads a chair-supported program dedicated to addressing health system issues related to pediatric surgery, fostering innovation, and ensuring safety through international and national collaboration. Dr. Mary Brindle is a distinguished pediatric surgeon and serves as the Director of The EQuIS (Efficiency Quality Innovation and Safety) Research platform at Alberta Children's Hospital. In this role, she leads a chair-supported program dedicated to addressing health system issues related to pediatric surgery , fostering innovation , and ensuring safety through international and national collaboration . Dr. Brindle is at the forefront of advancing medical practices, particularly as the leader of the international ERAS (Enhanced Recovery After Surgery) neonatal abdominal surgery team and as the Secretary of the International ERAS Society. Additionally, she holds key roles as the Director of Safe Surgery and Safe Systems at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and Scientific. Her extensive research, which has received funding from sources including CIHR, and NIH/AHRQ is presented globally, reflecting her commitment to advancing surgical care. Dr. Brindle's influence extends to her role as the Chair of the Canadian Association of Chairs of Surgical Research and the co-chair of the Inclusion Diversity Equity and Access Committee for the Canadian Association for Pediatric Surgery, emphasizing her dedication to shaping the future of surgery through a combination of implementation science and rigorous quantitative and qualitative research methodologies. Remote Monitoring and Virtual Care Lead Dr. Mary Brindle mbrindle@ariadnelabs.org PREVIOUS THEME LEAD NEXT THEME LEAD

Meet our team, discover our partners, and learn about what we do. ABOUT US About Us Meet our team, discover our partners, and learn about what we do. OUR VISION Driving Health Innovation Across Alberta Our vision for Alberta is a vibrant eHealth and mHealth ecosystem that builds on a foundation of strength in innovation to drive economic and technological growth that positively transforms our health system. Reimagining Healthcare Through Digital Innovation Hear from Dr. Mary Brindle , Health Everywhere Hub Project Lead, as she introduces a bold vision for transforming Alberta's healthcare landscape. Dr. Brindle explains how the Hub is breaking down barriers that have slowed digital health innovation, creating a collaborative ecosystem where Alberta-made solutions can be designed, tested, and adopted both locally and globally. Our Vision Our vision for Alberta is a vibrant eHealth and mHealth ecosystem that builds on a foundation of strength in innovation to drive economic and technological growth and positive transform our health system. WHAT WE DO Collaborative Approach Supporting Innovation Promoting and Championing Ecosystem Sustainability Knowledge Sharing and Institutional Memory OUR TEAM Theme Leads Chad Saunders Integrated Innovation Ecosystem Support Lead View Theme View Bio Martin Ferguson-Pell Remote Monitoring and Virtual Care Lead View Theme View Bio Mary Brindle Remote Monitoring and Virtual Care Lead View Theme View Bio Matthew James Bridging Community and Acute Care Lead View Theme View Bio Neesh Pannu Bridging Community and Acute Care Lead View Theme View Bio Tyler Williamson Connectivity and Data Access Lead View Theme View Bio Tom Stelfox Oversight Committee Chair View Theme View Bio Oversight Committee Chair Tom Stelfox View Bio Integrated Innovation Ecosystem Support Lead Chad Saunders View Bio View Theme Remote Monitoring and Virtual Care Lead Dr. Mary Brindle View Bio View Theme Bridging Community and Acute Care Lead Dr. Matthew James View Bio View Theme Oversight Committee Chair Dr. Tom Stelfox View Bio Remote Monitoring and Virtual Care Lead Dr. Martin Ferguson-Pell View Bio View Theme Bridging Community and Acute Care Lead Dr. Neesh Pannu View Bio View Theme Connectivity and Data Access Lead Tyler Williamson View Bio View Theme OUR TEAM Operations Communications Advisor Alex Baron View Bio W21C Leadership Representative Jill de Grood View Bio Administrative Coordinator Hailey Foss View Bio Hub Manager Shane Virani View Bio Hub Engagement and Evaluation Lead Kat Arnold View Bio Hub Engagement and Evaluation Designer Maggie Hui View Bio Operations Coordinator (University of Alberta) Emily Armstrong View Bio Communications Advisor Alex Baron View Bio Operations Coordinator Maryam Ali View Bio W21C Leadership Representative Jill de Grood View Bio Hub Manager Shane Virani View Bio OUR PARTNERS Health Everywhere Works With Leading Digital Innovators Uniting researchers, decision-makers, and digital health innovators to ensure seamless, inclusive, and scalable healthcare implementation in acute and community-based care settings. Academic Health System Organizations Indigenous Community Industry Non-Profit Organizations A hub for innovators, industry partners, innovation support partners, and healthcare providers and community LETS BRING ALBERTA TOGETHER Contact Us Land Acknowledgement The University of Calgary, located in the heart of Southern Alberta, both acknowledges and pays tribute to the traditional territories of the peoples of Treaty 7, which include the Blackfoot Confederacy (comprised of the Siksika, the Piikani, and the Kainai First Nations), the Tsuut’ina First Nation, and the Stoney Nakoda (including Chiniki, Bearspaw, and Goodstoney First Nations). The City of Calgary is also home to the Métis Nation of Alberta (Districts 5 and 6).

Collaborating with Xsensor and Baxter for a monitoring mattress system to prevent pressure injuries. Click to learn more. We envision a vibrant eHealth and mHealth ecosystem, accelerating innovation, growth, and transforming healthcare through collaboration and partnerships. THEME 1: BRIDGING COMMUNITY AND ACUTE CARE Date Advancing eHealth Innovation to Enable Intelligent Patient Monitoring January 2024 Prevention of pressure injuries (PIs) is a priority for healthcare systems worldwide. Also referred to as pressure ulcers or bedsores, this condition is a skin and soft tissue injury that forms because of constant or prolonged pressure on the skin, typically occurring at bony areas on the body. Most prevalent in healthcare settings where the patient is unable to move frequently enough to relieve the pressure, PIs are painful for the patient and can lead to a deterioration in health, increased hospital stays, and even death. To address this issue, W21C partnered with XSENSOR Technology Corporation, a Calgary-based company that designs, manufactures, and sells advanced pressure-imaging systems for use in medical environments worldwide. With support from W21C’s research team, this led to the creation of a novel pressure sensing device - the ForeSite PT™ System. In late 2007, an opportunity arose for W21C to partner with XSENSOR in the development and testing of a health innovation. The main objectives of this initiative were to better understand the potential of innovative technology to support healthcare providers in caring for patients at risk of pressure injuries. W21C’s initial role was to collect and analyze focus group feedback from physicians, nurses, nursing assistants, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, and pressure mapping experts. Over time this progressed to usability testing of a protype device in a simulated Intensive Care Unit. Each phase of W21C research was followed by a design cycle at XSENSOR that consisted of research on every aspect of the system, including overall architecture, transducer design, sensing electronics, software, mechanical design, and packaging. Through funding provided by Alberta Innovates ‘Accelerating Innovations into Care’ program, XSENSOR once again, approached W21C in 2023 to support the evaluation and impact on workflow of an updated system (referred to as ForeSite IS) in acute and long-term care, and to evaluate the device’s ability to predict skin breakdown of patients at elevated risk of PIs. This study is currently under way at Foothills Medical Centre and throughout several long-term care sites in the Calgary area. To learn more about this project and its commercial capabilities, please visit XSENSOR’s website . Project Contact: Dr. Jaime Kaufman Image Sources: Adobe Stock (top), XSENSOR.com (middle)

THEME # The Title Goes Here Here is two lines for your subtitle if you have one on your file Lead Co-lead Name Surname Team Member INNOVATION STAGE Name of the stage Health Innovation Focus What is it What is it Population and Setting What is it Technology and Intervention What is it What is it BENEFITS For Users For parents, NeoApp offers personalized guidance and support, increasing confidence and reducing anxiety. The app empowers parents with knowledge specific to their baby’s needs, helping them monitor recovery, track milestones, and recognize signs of concern without relying on generic information or internet searches. By connecting with a community of parents facing similar challenges, they feel less isolated. The clear recovery pathway and milestones NeoApp offers make the transition from hospital to home smoother, providing peace of mind. For The System For parents, NeoApp offers personalized guidance and support, increasing confidence and reducing anxiety. The app empowers parents with knowledge specific to their baby’s needs, helping them monitor recovery, track milestones, and recognize signs of concern without relying on generic information or internet searches. By connecting with a community of parents facing similar challenges, they feel less isolated. The clear recovery pathway and milestones NeoApp offers make the transition from hospital to home smoother, providing peace of mind. Project Theme Information Current State OVERVIEW What Is The Innovation OVERVIEW NeoApp is an innovative digital health solution, grounded in Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) principles, created to guide parents through the complex journey of post-surgical recovery for NICU infants. It is the first ERAS-focused platform designed for neonatal populations and their parents at home, providing personalized support and education tailored to each baby’s surgical background, development stage, and ongoing health needs. INTENDED USERS How It Works OVERVIEW Other Known Use Cases OVERVIEW Project Theme Information Current State Partnerships with Xsensor and Baxter are undergoing to evaluate the impact of eHealth tools on patient outcomes. The specific focus will be on two products: 1) Xsensor’s ForeSite® Intelligent Surface, an artificial intelligence-powered continuous skin monitoring... What is the Innovation Partnerships with Xsensor and Baxter are undergoing to evaluate the impact of eHealth tools on patient outcomes. The specific focus will be on two products: 1) Xsensor’s ForeSite® Intelligent Surface, an artificial intelligence-powered continuous skin monitoring... Other Known Use Cases Partnerships with Xsensor and Baxter are undergoing to evaluate the impact of eHealth tools on patient outcomes. The specific focus will be on two products: 1) Xsensor’s ForeSite® Intelligent Surface, an artificial intelligence-powered continuous skin monitoring... How it Works Partnerships with Xsensor and Baxter are undergoing to evaluate the impact of eHealth tools on patient outcomes. The specific focus will be on two products: 1) Xsensor’s ForeSite® Intelligent Surface, an artificial intelligence-powered continuous skin monitoring... Get Involved Add a Title Add a Title Connect via email: Email: Discover More: here Previous Item Next Item