THE 2022 eHEALTH AWARDS WINNERS
+16% more applications than in 2021!
Coming from 116 applications in 7 categories, the 15 finalists had presented their project to a Grand Jury of Experts on June 28, 2022 in Castres.
The members of the jury had established the list of winners in each category, as well as 4 special prizes, awarded during the evening at the Castres’s Theater.
The winners of e-health awards by categories
Grand Jury prize
Project: OSO
Presented by: OSO-AI (Plouzané)
OSO-AI is developing a service to help frail people and their caregivers. The algorithms developed by OSO-AI use a connected sound sensor, which can be installed in a room in just a few minutes and interpret what happens there. Caregivers and relatives can therefore be warned automatically and in real time in case of an emergency (e.g. a fall or call for help). Caregivers are alerted on a mobile phone, which they can then use to listen to the disturbing sound and assess the danger. The system uses specialized artificial intelligence algorithms that guarantee the privacy of the vulnerable people receiving support.
Link: oso-ai.com
Sponsor of the Grand Jury Prize
Well-being & Autonomy Award
Project: OSO
Presented by: OSO-AI (Plouzané)
OSO-AI is developing a service to help frail people and their caregivers. The algorithms developed by OSO-AI use a connected sound sensor, which can be installed in a room in just a few minutes and interpret what happens there. Caregivers and relatives can therefore be warned automatically and in real time in case of an emergency (e.g. a fall or call for help). Caregivers are alerted on a mobile phone, which they can then use to listen to the disturbing sound and assess the danger. The system uses specialized artificial intelligence algorithms that guarantee the privacy of the vulnerable people receiving support.
Link: oso-ai.com
Healthcare professionals & caregivers Award
Project: Présage
Present by: Présage (Paris)
Présage is developing the first CE medical device that uses artificial intelligence to:
- anticipate a decline in the health of seniors at home
- predict 80% of emergency hospitalizations, 7 to 14 days in advance
- reduce avoidable hospitalizations by analyzing a person’s functional status
- strengthen the relationship between caregivers and care receivers.
Présage uses:
- A technology validated by clinical studies
- A solution that supports professionals working with people at risk
- A simple, robust, interoperable tool, i.e. it is scalable and enables action
This remote medical monitoring solution is intended for professionals specializing in healthy aging (B2B only), to allow the elderly to remain in their home and autonomous: our technology reduces the number of hospitalizations and improves medical monitoring and quality of life of seniors.
Link: www.presage.care
Covid-19 Award
Project: S.T.R 1-2-3
Presented by: CONEX SANTÉ (Labège)
CONEX SANTE has set up the first networked rapid tele-expertise service (S.T.R. 1-2-3) for teleconsultation and rapid exchange of first, second and third resort expertise, as part of a collaborative medical project designed and developed by healthcare professionals for doctors, pharmacists and paramedics. The aim of this collective medical project is to promote equal access to care and prevent medical deserts. CONEX SANTÉ embraces two main principles: proximity and speed. Facilitating exchange between primary and specialized care teams and primary healthcare establishments is an ideal, forward-thinking solution for setting up coordinated patient care teams.
Link: www.conexsante.com
Big data - AI Award
Project: Pelargos
Presented by: B&A BIOMEDICAL (Marseille)
ASDs originate in utero, but can be diagnosed only at around three to five years of age, which makes psycho-educational support less effective. We are about to validate our own large-scale program (4,000 babies born in several maternity hospitals), involving use of machine learning technologies capable of identifying babies at risk for ASD from birth as well as the parameters affecting prognosis. Our analysis, which draws on data made available in maternity hospitals, is a world first.
Link: www.babiomedical.com
Handicap Award
Project: Ora Medical
Presented by: Ora Medical (Montréal, Canada)
Ora Medical is empowering patients with debilitating conditions to improve their walking ability through an AI-powered digital gait trainer, which generates clinically validated programs to enhance personal progress.
Link: en.oramedical.ca
Patients Award
Project: Dépist&vous
Presented by: Dépist&vous (Bordeaux)
40% of the 1,000 cancers diagnosed each day could be avoided through more effective prevention and early detection. Dépist&vous aims to raise awareness and help individuals adopt a more responsible approach to cancer prevention and screening thanks to a simple, personalized and educational digital solution. It combines a screening calendar with SMS/e-mail reminders. Comics, articles, videos and testimonials are also included to complete the journey.
Link: depistetvous.fr/
Sponsor of the Patients Award
Structures – Health and medico-social Award
Project: Actis Oncology
Presented by: MEDICOTECH (Dijon)
It is essential that cancer patients take part in clinical trials. However, only a minority (5%) have access to therapeutic innovation. The main obstacles to inclusion include some related to the structural organization of healthcare institutions. Our innovative tool increases the rate of inclusion in clinical trials. ACTIS Oncology, available on the OncoClic app, allows users to quickly and easily find a clinical trial.
Link: medicotech.fr
The jury’s favorite award
Project: Ora Medical
Presented by: Ora Medical (Montréal, Canada)
Ora Medical is empowering patients with debilitating conditions to improve their walking ability through an AI-powered digital gait trainer, which generates clinically validated programs to enhance personal progress.
Link: en.oramedical.ca
The Business Model Award
Project: OSO
Presented by: OSO-AI (Plouzané)
OSO-AI is developing a service to help frail people and their caregivers. The algorithms developed by OSO-AI use a connected sound sensor, which can be installed in a room in just a few minutes and interpret what happens there. Caregivers and relatives can therefore be warned automatically and in real time in case of an emergency (e.g. a fall or call for help). Caregivers are alerted on a mobile phone, which they can then use to listen to the disturbing sound and assess the danger. The system uses specialized artificial intelligence algorithms that guarantee the privacy of the vulnerable people receiving support.
Link: oso-ai.com
The Internet Award
Project: S.T.R 1-2-3
Presented by: CONEX SANTÉ (Labège)
CONEX SANTE has set up the first networked rapid tele-expertise service (S.T.R. 1-2-3) for teleconsultation and rapid exchange of first, second and third resort expertise, as part of a collaborative medical project designed and developed by healthcare professionals for doctors, pharmacists and paramedics. The aim of this collective medical project is to promote equal access to care and prevent medical deserts. CONEX SANTÉ embraces two main principles: proximity and speed. Facilitating exchange between primary and specialized care teams and primary healthcare establishments is an ideal, forward-thinking solution for setting up coordinated patient care teams.
Link: www.conexsante.com
