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      Young people are not reached when digital psychologist visits increase in primary care

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      The number of digital psychologist contacts is increasing rapidly in primary care. In a report to the Public Health Authority, however, Vinnova points out that many of the services do not reach young people under 18 years of age. The Norwegian Public Health Agency and the National Board of Health and Welfare have been tasked by the government to develop a basis for a new national strategy in the area of mental health and suicide prevention. Vinnova is one of 23 other … Continued

      Companies are welcome to test iot technology in schools

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      A new test environment for IoT technology is now being opened at a secondary school in Arvika. Companies and entrepreneurs who have a service or product that can contribute to the school's health promotion work are welcome to get in touch. In the newly opened Minneberg School, the safety and well-being of the students is built into the architecture, to meet the needs of each individual. For example, the building has been designed so... Continued

      Vital app has paved the way for other entrepreneurs

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      Sticky Beat has been nominated for the Swedish Design Award for its work with Lumeno – a digital companion for suicide prevention and increased mental health. The idea was the first to be supported by DigitalWell Arena's innovation support – and its success has paved the way for more entrepreneurs. In the genre of digital welfare services, an app that, among other things, should prevent suicide has... Continued

      Karlstad is looking for cooperation for communication services at sheltered housing

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      Karlstad municipality is now announcing a procurement to develop a digital communication support for Stjärnhuset's sheltered accommodation. The digital support should help make the residents' everyday life more manageable and understandable. Stjärnhuset opened in April 2021 and will be a model home for how new technology, modern aids and digital services create conditions for the residents to be... Continued

      Breakthrough for BuhoBox: Approved for schools in Stockholm

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      One of the companies of DigitalWell Ventures' accelerator has made a major breakthrough. Ineq Solutions' digital toolbox for a safe school environment is now approved by the City of Stockholm, making the service available to almost 180 schools. – The collaboration means that we have now have a potential market where we can reach many... Continued

      5G test environment provides the opportunity to create the services of the future

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      A new test environment for 5G is now available at Karlstad University and in the DigitalWell Innovation Hub. The aim is to support companies, entrepreneurs and others who develop innovative services. 5G is the fifth generation mobile communication system and enables higher capacity and bandwidth as well as shorter response time and delay. The improvements facilitate the development of services in many areas, for example care and health, industry and... Continued

      Minister was inspired by innovative investments in Arvika

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      In connection with the inauguration of the new upper secondary school in Arvika, Matilda Ernkrans, S, Minister for Higher Education and Research, visited the Arvika Näringslivscentrum. There, she got to take part in several of the ventures DigitalWell Arena and SCAALER are running. The basis for the visit to the Arvika Business Center was the YH training courses offered. Not least, the brand new education captured... Continued

      Tests of digital vision boards have resulted in time gains in healthcare

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      A new digital vision board has been tested with good results by the eye care in Värmland. Now DigitalWell Innovationssupport is looking for a partner who can take the product to market. The background to the innovation is that ophthalmologist Jon Isacsson thought that the gap between digital and manual eye examinations was too large. He thought the digital services available on the market were both... Continued

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