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Pilot Case Study: Oulunkylä Rehabilitation Hospital
Learn how the rehabilitation hospital achieved physical improvements for their clients
$300.00
Ms Lena Karjaluoto, Executive Vice President, HUR, Finland
Pilot Case Study: Oulunkylä Rehabilitation Hospital
- Curated Exercise Training Intervention
- Utilisation of Intelligent Technology Concept
- Impact on functional capacity
- Leveraging on the benefits of strength training
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Ms.
Lena Karjaluoto, MSc, iMBA,
is the Executive Vice President at company HUR in Finland and has many years of
experience in the healthcare technology field.
HUR
has more than 10 000 installations in rehab clinics and senior- and
nursing homes all over the world.
Developed as the result of a
research project at the University of Technology, Helsinki in 1989, the company
has maintained close ties with the research community ever since. The latest findings
are incorporated into both products and software – to be able to offer the
best solutions possible for preventive, rehabilitative and maintaining
training.
Ms. Karjaluoto has
been actively part of the research team at WELMED LABs,
Health Science Unit,
Kokkola University Consortium Chydenius, Finland.
WELMED is a test
laboratory for assessment of physical functions and balance.
The measurements are
made with HUR muscle strength and HUR Labs balance
measuring equipment.
Testing and evaluating the strength and functional abilities is of
paramount importance when exercising the elderly in a successful way.
Functional evaluation and proper treatment will enhance the ability for senior
citizens to live an independent life. The presentation focuses on functional
evaluation as well as the practical solutions for senior people with help of
case studies from Finland.
The concept has been successfully used in Japan since end of 90’, when
the ageing population exploded rapidly in Japan. Recent new project in Asian
countries is the GymTonic concept in Singapore www.gymtonic.com
, where many nursing homes and daycare centers now use the concept for giving
the elderly the strength day need, for the life they deserve.
Ageing Asia
Ageing Asia is an Ageing Market Consultancy Social Enterprise with the mission to change the way we age in Asia Pacific. We facilitate collaborations and strategic partnerships between CEO-level business, government and community leaders to access Asia Pacific’s US$3.3 trillion silver industry through a combination of in-depth industry research and networking with key decision makers in the business of ageing.
We also provide consulting to organisations seeking global best practices in housing, health and care models that can be translated for the Asian market place. Each event organised by Ageing Asia allocates at least 10% of the revenue to sponsor participants in not-for-profit sectors with free tickets and discounted rates to the events. Our charity initiative is the Art for Seniors Project that we developed to promote intergenerational bonding and interaction, and to brighten nursing homes through art.
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