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JD TeleTechs 4th workshop on ehealth

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JD TeleTech has had the 4th workshop on ehealth December 2-6 2019 in Tokyo in collaboration with Invest in Denmark and the Royal Danish Embassy in Tokyo. A Danish delegation of companies, researcher and healthcare professionals participated.

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It was an amazing week where we gained new knowledge on the Japanese healthcare system and ehealth, made MOU with Jutendo University & Hospital, agreements with companies, two fruitful roundtables on “children and ehealth” and “elderly and ehealth” with over 130 participants and new ideas for collaboration between Japan and Denmark on ehealth.

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Thank you so much to Peter Takizawa, Rumi Iida and Joakim Steen Barron-Mikkelsen for supporting the events.

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You are welcome to follow future activities within JD TeleTech at lnkd.in/d8vfUuK

Invitation to roundtables on eHealth December 3-5 2019, Tokyo, Japan

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We will like to invite participants in the JD TeleTech Network to roundtables on eHealth December 3-5 2019 Tokyo Japan.
Please see the specific events below:

Tuesday December 3 2019:

Horizons for Personalized eHealth: Children and adolescents living with chronic diseases & eHealth

Please, download invitation here.

Wednesday December 4 2019:

Horizons for Personalized eHealth: Elderly care & eHealth

Please, download invitation here.

Thursday December 5 2019:

eHealth in Denmark and Danish companies presenting

Please, download invitation here.

Japanese delegation visits JD TeleTech

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Monday the 30th of September, a Japanese business delegation on a trip arrange by the Royal Danish Embassy visited JD TeleTech and Aalborg University. JD TeleTech had arranged for a morning of presentations for the guests, about different, health related subjects.

After a welcome by Birthe Dinesen, JD TeleTech intern Johan Steffensen gave a short presentation on the Danish welfare state in Japanese, and Prof. Dinesen talked about JD TeleTech’s projects and about digitalization of Danish healthcare.

After a break, graduate student Lahila Diaby talked about Aalborg University’s style of learning, and University consultant Gert Spender-Andersen explained the university’s model for cooperation between business and research.

The Japanese guests were interested in the subjects, and their many questions was a pleasant surprise for the speakers. At the conclusion of the morning’s program, the delegation continued to the Nursing Home of the Future to meet with Aalborg Kommune consultant Lars Nøhr.

Workshop in Tokyo, December 2019

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The JD TeleTech Network has its next workshop December 2-6 2019 in Tokyo.

The Foreign Ministry of Denmark, The Royal Danish Embassy in Tokyo, Tokyo Trade Council are collaborating with the JD TeleTech Network on making the program for the workshop. There will be visits to hospitals, nursing homes on elderly care, companies within eHealth and robotics and roundtables with stakeholders within the field, e-posters, etc.

The preliminary program will be posted at this homepage early September. Please stay posted.

Johan Steffensen, internship at JD TeleTech

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Johan Steffensen, who is studying Japanese culture and communication at Aarhus University, is starting an at internship this fall 2019 at the JD TeleTech Network, connected to Laboratory for Welfare Technologies – Telehealth & Telerehabilitation at Aalborg University.

Johan will be working on developing the network, preparing and launching webinars within eHealth themes from Japan and Denmark, help preparing the next JD TeleTech Workshop in Tokyo in December, and help Japanese companies facilitating collaboration with healthcare organizations within the JD TeleTech.

We are looking forward to collaborating with Johan this fall.

Japanese-Danish Welfare Technologies Workshop June 10-13, 2019, in Denmark

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Dear Japanese colleagues within healthcare, technology and research ,

On behalf of the JD TeleTech, we would like to invite you to Aalborg, Denmark for the First Annual Danish Japanese Workshop on Welfare Technologies: “New Horizons for Telehealth, Telerehabilitation and Welfare Technologies and Programs”, to be held in Aalborg, from June 10-13, 2019.

Aims of the workshop are

  • To create dialogue and collaboration between Japan and Denmark within telehealth, telerehabilitation, welfare programs and technologies
  • To create the framework for collaboration between Japan and Danish universities, hospitals, municipalities and industry for developing, testing and evaluating telehealth/telerehabilitation and welfare technologies
  • To facilitate the development of new products, methods, and solutions for health-related diagnostic, treatment, and rehabilitation tasks in private/public partnerships between Japan and Denmark
  • To present to our Japanese colleagues the structure and everyday operation of the Danish health system within elderly care, disease management for patients with chronic diseases and social welfare.

Detailed information, program and link to registration will be available here.

Workshop participation is free of charge. There is no registration fee of any kind. Participants must cover their own travel and lodging expenses. During the workshop there will be free transportation to special activities in the towns of Viborg and Skive.

Registration before May 17, 2019 Registration for workshop activities is mandatory.

We are looking forward to seeing you in Aalborg.

Best Regards,
Birthe Dinesen
PhD, Professor & Head of the Laboratory for Welfare Technologies – Telehealth & Telerehabilitat


Orihime presented at Aalborg University Hospital

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Professor Birthe Dinesen was invited Friday March 22 to give a presentation on “Teachling, learning and new technologies within healthcare” at Aalborg University Hospital to 160 healthcare professionals, who are supervising students within nursing and nursing aids.

As part of the presentation two masters students in Clinical Science and Technologies, Francine Carrara and Stefan Vikkelsø Pedersen, presented the avatar Orihme from Ory Lab in Japan. They are testing the Orihime within social psychiatry in Aalborg Municipality.