Program
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https://www.dropbox.com/s/ullhn7nf5oect69/Healthy_Lifestyle_Solutions_Conference_Program.pdf?dl=0
Day 1, Monday November 16 | Day 2, Tuesday November 17 | |||||
Time | Subject | Venue | Time | Subject | Venue | |
10.00 | Registration & coffee | Rontgen | 09.00 | Start Conference Day 2 | ||
Session 1: Support for a healthy life (technology) | Auditorium Einstein | Session 4: Supporting healthy sleep behavior | Auditorium Einstein | |||
10.30 | Welcome by Reinder Haakma, Philips Research Eindhoven | 09.00 | Strategies for Reducing Bedtime Procrastination by Joel Anderson, Univ. of Utrecht | |||
10.35 | Philips personal health programs – role of e-coaching by Annelies Goris, Philips BG Personal Health Solutions, | 09.30 | The autonomic perspective of sleep: a valuable tool for large scale sleep evaluation and improvement by Anda Baharav, Wingate Inst. Netanya, Sleeprate Inc., Israel | |||
11.00 | Persuasive systems design for health by Harri Oinas-Kukkonen, Univ. of Oulu, Finland | 10.10 | Sleepcare: persuasive strategies in e-coaching for insomnia by Robbert Jan Beun, Univ. of Utrecht | |||
11.40 | Getting Things Done about Your Health by David Allen, David Allen Comp., Amsterdam | |||||
12.20 | Lunch & Posters | Rontgen | 10.40 | Coffee break | Rontgen | |
Session 2: Promoting active lifestyles | Auditorium Einstein | Break-out sessions in smaller groups:Session 5a: e-coaching companies | Lorentz/ Zeeman Room | |||
13.40 | Active2Gether: Innovative and smart coaching strategies to promote physical activity by Saskia te Velde, VU Univ. Medical Center, Amsterdam | 11.10 |
Gamification: beyond stars and badges by Jaap Gerretsen, QLVR Company. |
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14.10 | The self-regulation of health behavior change by Peter Gollwitzer, Psychology Dept. of NYU and the Univ. of Konstanz and Gabriele Oettingen, Prof, of Psychology at NYU and the Univ. of Hamburg | 11.20 |
Embedding e-health, why is it so hard to realize by Tjard de Cock Buning, VU Univ. Amsterdam |
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14.50 | Personalization for Health Behaviour Change by Judith Masthoff, Univ. of Aberdeen, UK | 11.30 | An ounce of prevention is worth at least a pound of cure by Jean Gelissen, EIT Digital | |||
11.40 | Panel Discussion | |||||
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Session 5b: The link with clinical applications | Auditorium Einstein |
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11.10 | Gabriele Oettingen, Prof. of Psychology at NYU and the Univ. of Hamburg | |||||
11.20 | Clinical research in a tech-driven era; if you can’t beat’em, join ‘em”! by Jaap Trappenburg, Univ. Medical Center Utrecht | |||||
11.30 | Digital as an eHealthy Lifestyle Solution by Pēteris Zilgalvis, European Commission | |||||
11.40 | Panel discussion | |||||
15.30 | Coffee break & posters | Rontgen | 12.30 | Lunch | Rontgen | |
Session 3: E-coaching to for weight control | Auditorium Einstein | Session 6: Mental aspects for healthy lifestyles | Auditorium Einstein | |||
16.00 | Health Behavior Change and Self-Control: Seven Soft Spots for Devising Optimal Interventions by Wilhelm Hofmann, Social Cognition Center Cologne, University of Cologne, Germany |
13.30 | Reducing stress and anxiety in pregnant women through biofeedback: first findings by Anja Huizink, VU Univ., Dept. of Clinical Developmental Psychology, Amsterdam | |||
16.40 | Think Slim! From monitoring to intervention by Anne Roefs, Faculty of Psychology & Neuroscience, Maastricht Univ. | 14.00 | Spotifying Mental-health, personalise, engage and connect by Heleen Riper, Vrije Univ. Amsterdam | |||
17.10 | Drinks | The Lounge | 14.40 | Coffee break | Rontgen | |
17.55 | Dinner + Lecture Koert van Mensvoort | The Lounge | Session 7: Persuasion and ethics | Auditorium Einstein | ||
15.10 | Persuasion in e-coaching for lifestyle improvement by BJ Fogg (video presentation) | |||||
15.25 | Sincere Support. The rise of the e-coach by Jelte Timmer Rathenau Instituut, Technology Assessment, The Hague | |||||
15.55 | How to build socially robust e-coaching devices? Designers dealing with ethical and legal preconditions for societal acceptance. by Maartje Niezen, senior researcher at Tilburg University | |||||
16.25 | Responsible Innovation for Health by Jeroen van den Hoven, Prof. at Technical Univ. of Delft | |||||
17.05 | Closure by Reinder Haakma |