Stations

Our six stations each have distinct objectives for student training, patient rehabilitatation, and public engagement. Scroll down to learn more about each station.

Station 1: Personalized Home Exercise

Objectives: Test various at-home treatments utilizing wearable technology to assess patient compliance and "likability" of songs via physical movements

a pair of dumbbells and a black mat on the floor
a pair of dumbbells and a black mat on the floor

Station 2: Single-Joint Rehabilitation

Objectives: Develop and test single-joint rehabilitation protocols for patients to use at home via wearable sensors. A focus is placed on the ankle, knee, hip, shoulder, and wrist

a couple of people that are holding hands
a couple of people that are holding hands

Station 3: Mobility/Diagnostic Testing

Objectives: Teach students common mobility/diagnostic tests that patients are assessed with prior to treatment, and allow them to try it on themselves.

black and gray stethoscope
black and gray stethoscope

Station 4: Data Analysis with AI

Objectives: Teach students how to merge the sensor data and analyze it using AI tools such as ChatGPT to discover relationships or trends that could be further researched.

person using macbook pro on black table
person using macbook pro on black table

Station 5: Patient Internship

Objectives: Partner students with patients who have joined the OpenDH program and allow them to participate and view their check-ups, create patient reports with a physiotherapist, hold virtual meetings with their patient, and more.

person wearing lavatory gown with green stethoscope on neck using phone while standing
person wearing lavatory gown with green stethoscope on neck using phone while standing

Station 6: Public Engagement and Education

Objectives: Give students the opportunity to work on or create Special Project Initiatives that raise awareness about the usage of AI in healthcare, digital health technology, art pieces, data visualization, and more.

people sitting on chair
people sitting on chair