The Deneo KID project aims to develop a secure, collaborative digital platform designed to promote a more integrated child care pathway, by facilitating access to health data for children and their parents, while encouraging partnerships between the various professionals gravitating around them (health, rehabilitation, school, leisure). It aims to solve three main problems: the significant mental burden on families associated with managing information about their child; the lack of continuity of care and coordination between hospital, town and home professionals; and the difficulty of involving the child and his or her family as real partners in the rehabilitation process.

Funding: operation supported by the French government as part of France 2030’s “Third-Place Experimentation in the Healthcare Sector” program, operated by Caisse des Dépôts and supported by W.INN, the Brest University Hospital’s innovation center.

Partner company :

Deneo (https://deneo.fr/)

Other partners :

INNOVEO, Région Bretagne

The Kaligo+ project aims to develop an inclusive solution to help learn
on digital tablets. The innovations integrated into the Kaligo+ application
application are based on the development of an evaluation module, sound feedback to help with tracing, and virtual reality games.

Financing :
Brittany region, Dana Foundation, SESEP and operation supported by the French government as part of France 2030’s “Tiers-lieux d’expérimentation en milieu de santé” program,
operated by Caisse des Dépôts and supported by W.INN, Brest University Hospital’s innovation center

Partner companies :

Learn&Go , Polymorph, LP3C and IRISA.

The “Kid’EM app” mobile application has been developed to improve
goal-setting for children undergoing motor rehabilitation care.
It is aimed at rehabilitation professionals caring for children, regardless of
where they work (in the health or medical-social sector), to children with
social sector), children with chronic illnesses affecting their physical health
and their parents. “Kid’EM app
provides guidance for professionals in co-determining objectives and
partnership with the child and his family, facilitating exchanges within a digital
exchanges within a digital space. “Kid’EM app” was created from the
Kid’EM paper” tool
The “Kid’EM app” will shortly be tested by 36 rehabilitation facilities
to assess its value in the Réad’app’t study financed by the DGOS (call for
PREPS project).

🏆 2nd place – EACD Innovation&Technology Award 2021

Partners :

Fondation Dana, Tymate

“Innovation for participation” is a project aimed at i/ identifying the needs of disabled children and their families, for whom technical solutions could be helpful, and ii/ creating new solutions in response. It began with a survey, interviews and a prehackathon (prior to the EACD Congress
2019) to identify needs and create a bank of requirements, as well as participation in EPF engineering school hackathons (2019, 2021) and work with engineering students from this school to create new solutions.

Partners :

la SFERHE (Société Francophone d’Etude et Recherche sur le Handicap de l’Enfant), l’école d’ingénieur EPF, la Fondation Paralysie Cérébrale