Project Details
Description
The research of the Institute of Nursing Science and Practice, which focuses on health services research, was supported by Electronic Caregiver in the course of this project to close gaps in knowledge and initiate necessary changes, striving to gain fundamental knowledge in this research area. The collaboration aimed to contribute to basic research in the field of health services research in virtual care and cross-sectoral patient care.
A virtual caregiver platform called Addison Care was developed by Electronic Caregiver. This platform is a system and method for a voice-based, intelligent, augmented reality-based, on-demand medical assistant. The method comprises several functions, e.g., receiving health data of a user's medical testing equipment, storing the health data of the user in a retrieval database, processing the health data of the user, the keywords, and the domain of use to determine a medical assessment for the user. According to the embodiments of the present technology, an automated, voice-based, and intelligent augmented reality virtual medical assistant is provided by way of an electronic device. This medical assistant facilitates user interaction with the device to assist the user with various home healthcare activities.
The project aimed to translate the Addison Care platform dialogues into German. Furthermore, the Addison Care platform was supported by a backend for platform deployment throughout the German-speaking regions of the European Union. Quality assurance was completed and user experience tested. In addition, the project aimed to design and complete small-scale pilot investigations related to the Addison Care platform utilization across German-speaking cohorts.
A virtual caregiver platform called Addison Care was developed by Electronic Caregiver. This platform is a system and method for a voice-based, intelligent, augmented reality-based, on-demand medical assistant. The method comprises several functions, e.g., receiving health data of a user's medical testing equipment, storing the health data of the user in a retrieval database, processing the health data of the user, the keywords, and the domain of use to determine a medical assessment for the user. According to the embodiments of the present technology, an automated, voice-based, and intelligent augmented reality virtual medical assistant is provided by way of an electronic device. This medical assistant facilitates user interaction with the device to assist the user with various home healthcare activities.
The project aimed to translate the Addison Care platform dialogues into German. Furthermore, the Addison Care platform was supported by a backend for platform deployment throughout the German-speaking regions of the European Union. Quality assurance was completed and user experience tested. In addition, the project aimed to design and complete small-scale pilot investigations related to the Addison Care platform utilization across German-speaking cohorts.
| Acronym | PiloTT-A |
|---|---|
| Status | Finished |
| Effective start/end date | 1/07/20 → 1/07/22 |
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Research output
- 2 Original Article
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The acceptance of virtual healthcare assistants in the DACH region: A structural equation modeling approach
Aschauer, W., Nemetz, F., Etter, C., Osterbrink, J. (Co-author) & Kutschar, P. (Last author), Aug 2026, In: Technology in Society. 87, 15 p., 103332.Research output: Contribution to journal › Original Article › peer-review
Open Access -
Antecedents of Technological Readiness Among Nurses: Explaining Attitudes Toward a Virtual Care Assistant in Healthcare Based on an Online Survey
Aschauer, W., Nemetz, F., Etter, C., Krutter, S. (Co-author), Osterbrink, J. (Co-author) & Kutschar, P. (Last author), Oct 2025, In: CIN: Computers, Informatics, Nursing. 43, 10Research output: Contribution to journal › Original Article › peer-review
Activities
- 1 Oral presentation
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Comparing Item- and Image-based Measurements in Online Surveys: A Systematic Analysis Using the Example of Acceptance for a Virtual Caregiver Avatar
Kutschar, P. (Speaker), Petzold, K. (Speaker) & Aschauer, W. (Speaker)
30 Aug 2024Activity: Talk or presentation › Oral presentation