Personal health systems for bipolar disorder: anecdotes, challenges and lessons learnt from MONARCA project

Authors:
Oscar Mayora;Bert Arnrich;Jakob Bardram;Carsten Dräger;Andrea Finke;Mads Frost;Silvia Giordano;Franz Gravenhorst;Agnes Grunerbl;Christian Haring;Reinhold Haux;Paul Lukowicz;Amir Muaremi;Steven Mudda;Stefan Ohler;Alessandro Puiatti;Nina Reichwaldt;Corinna Scharnweber;Gerhard Troester;Lars Vedel Kessing;Gabriel Wurzer
Affiliations:
CREATE-NET;ETH;ITU Copenhagen;PLRI-BITZ;Univ. Bielefeld;ITU Copenhagen;SUPSI;ETH;TU Kaiserslautern;TILAK;PLRI-BITZ;TU Kaiserslautern;ETH;SUPSI;TILAK;SUPSI;PLRI-BITZ;PLRI-BITZ;ETH;REGIONH;SYSTEMA
Venue:
Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Pervasive Computing Technologies for Healthcare
Year:
2013

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Abstract

This paper presents the lessons learnt on the design, development and evaluation of a pervasive computing-based system for supporting the treatment of bipolar disorder. The findings presented here are the result of over 3 years of activity within the MONARCA EU project. The challenges listed and detailed in this paper may be used in future research as a set of relevant checklist items in the development of innovative solutions for mental health treatment and in a broader way for future research on personal health systems.