We are proud to announce that Mobilise-D will launch a webinar series, starting in February 2022! And we kick off with a bang, featuring a discussion about THE ALGORITHMS and Digital Mobility Outcomes (DMOs). Save the dates already now for all the webinars! We have designed the first series of five webinars, twice a month (February…
Tova Gur Arieh tries to live a full life and do daily things with as much energy as anyone – despite severe challenges. Tova was born and raised in Israel and is living there together with her husband Jacob, working three days a week at a large NGO, the Israel Association for the Advancement of Children,…
We are pleased to announce that Mobilise-D is now using the Voice Global platform as part of our Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) activities. Voice Global is an international network of citizens who come together to provide insights, ideas and experiences to researchers to help drive innovation for ageing and improve health research. Voice is a community of patients,…
The development of new digital technologies can help doctors and researchers to monitor physical functioning and health in a patient’s own home environment. This impacts how diagnoses are made, how therapies are monitored, and how we look at the impact of symptoms on the individual. In this episode of our Spotlight series, you can read about our German Mobiliser Hanna Hildesheim, how she ended up in research, and what thoughts she has…
Walking has the potential to be a rich indicator of health in many medical conditions. In recent years, scientific research has proposed more than 100 digital mobility outcomes (DMOs) that could be used to assess walking, and thereby monitor health status, using digital technologies. Though they show great promise, these DMOs require further validation. Researchers must…
The PPAG has developed a document that explains Mobilise-D and its aims to the public. The Mobilise-D PPAG group met for the first time in April 2021. During this introductory meeting we agreed terms of reference for the group and discussed their role in the Mobilise-D consortium. As part of this, the group felt that…
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Novartis is now looking for a Digital Data Scientist to join their group and participate in their ground-breaking medical research activities that redefine the grammar for medicine in the post-genome era. The Digital Data Scientist in Novartis will understand complex and critical business problems, formulate integrated analytical approach to mine data sources, employ statistical methods…
The day had finally arrived. The day for the Cyclone Challenge Ride. Saturday, July 03, the day mobiliser Alison Yarnall and her friend Naomi were going to ride their bicycles for 108 miles (173,8 km). The day they wanted to raise money for a good cause. The day they raised money for Parkinson’s UK. The reason why Alison wanted to raise money for Parkinson’s UK by racing 108 miles can be explained by…
In the first year of Mobilise-D, we asked the European Medicines Agency (EMA) for Qualification Advice regarding Digital Mobility Outcomes (DMOs). EMA published their first letter of support in April 2020 that publicly endorsed our initial stage in the wider objective of the Mobilise-D consortium to pursue the qualification of Digital Mobility Outcomes (DMOs) as…