DigiHealth-Asia

The closing Plenary Meeting of the DigiHealth Asia Erasmus+ project is underway at Ghent University, Belgium. These will be productive days dedicated to reviewing and finalizing the project’s deliverables, marking the culmination of this impactful collaboration.

University of Huddersfield campus tour and visit of School of Computing and Engineering.

Visit of University of Huddersfield Electric Laborator with Professor Nigel:

Around the Quality Assurance and Plenary Meeting of the DigiHealth-Asia Erasmus+ :
- Discussion on Kirkpatrick model and update on statistics.
- All Asian partners introduced their planning on the organization of vocational training.
- Status update on specialized courses.
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Morning session: Update on Pilot cases in Thailand (CMU and MFU), Pakistan (CUST and NUST)and Mongolia (MNUMS and NUM) ; 01 July 2024, University of Huddersfield;

On 18th June 2024, our Global MFU partner organized the academic service using our pilot case 2 devices to validate and collect more data on the elderly participants at Nang Lae Subdistrict Municipality, Chiang Rai, Thailand. This activity was a collaboration between the School of Information Technology, the School of Integrative Medicine, and the local municipality.

On the last day of the QAT1 meeting, our consortium visited Thailand's leading agriculture machinery company to explore intelligence equipment and farming technologies. We learned a lot about their innovative and efficient technologies.

During the 1st Quality Assurance Team meeting, our consortium visited GistDa, Thailand's Geo-Informatics and Space Technology Development Agency, to explore future challenges and collaboration in this region.

Our consortium discussed a plan for sustaining the pilot cases and pointed out the impact of our DigiHealth-Asia project. We also revised the strategies for promoting the project's outcome online. These discussions were held on the third day of our Quality Assurance Team meeting in Thailand.

On the second day of the QAT meeting in Thailand, the consortium discussed and shared their experiences experimenting with the research. We are also preparing the evaluation methods to assess the project's overall outcome on capacity building.

The first day of our DigiHealth-Asia QAT Meeting was held in Thailand on 5 May 2024. We will have a five-day meeting to discuss the quality plan, pilot case progression, and research updates from each Asian country.