The "Hospital at Home" (H@H) concept offers a way to meet the existing challenges in the healthcare sector. It enables patients to be cared for in…

In order to ensure seamless care after discharge from hospital and thus achieve increased safety, innovative approaches and treatment pathways are…

We are currently hearing and reading a lot about Hospital@Home (H@H). But what exactly is it? In this article, we explain what exactly is behind the…

In the previous article, we explored the challenges hospitals face in the timely detection of patient deterioration and the validation of effective…

The healthcare industry is undergoing a transformative shift towards more efficient and patient-centric care.

The four key vital signs routinely measured in clinical settings are body temperature (BT), blood pressure (BP), heart rate (HR), and respiratory rate…

How can requirement patterns be reused in low-code/no-code tools without being tied to a specific modelling notation? The LEMON architecture…

Low-Code/No-Code (LCNC) tools empower non-programmers, such as practitioners, innovation managers, and patients, to build software through software…

Modelling assistants can accelerate Low-Code/No-Code development, but over 50% fail to report key information like limitations and evaluation metrics.…

While prediction models can identify patients at high risk for no-shows, or more generally any adverse events, not all of these cases may be…

Before using predictive models in a hospital setting, it is essential to understand how they might function in practice. For this, we performed a…

Software traceability ensures that stakeholder requirements—including those from patients and practitioners—are properly reflected in the software…