Presentations given during DRIVE 2019 on the 24th of October. Health and healthcare: data for designing behavioural change

3. HEALTH & HEALTHCARE
Data for Designing Behavioural Change
Moderator: Kaila Vreeken | Muzus

4. Data for Custodial Placement
Alain Dujardin | Greenberry
Levi van Dam | Garage2020

5. DATA & DESIGN FOR
CUSTODIAL PLACEMENT
Drive Festival, Dutch Design Week 2019

6. HELLO!
NICE TO MEET YOU
Levi van Dam
University of Amsterdam, Garage2020
Alain Dujardin
Greenberry, Dutch Digital Design

7. WHY DATA SCIENCE
NEEDS DESIGN

8. THE PROBLEM
Every year, over 40.000 kids our being placed out of home

9. DDW 2018
THE CHALLENGE

10. GATHERING INSIGHTS AND DEEP
UNDERSTANDING OF THE AUDIENCE
1.
DISCOVER
2.
DESIGN
CO-DESIGNING A SOLUTION THAT
IS DESIRABLE AND USEFUL
3.
DELIVER
DEVELOP, PROTOTYPE,
VALIDATE AND RE-DESIGN

11. A FIRST STEP
LET’S GET TO KNOW
THEM

12. We started visiting youth workers and conducted interviews.
INTERVIEWS

14. Insights:
• Data is perceived as cold and static. Youth care is
empathetic and intuitive.
• Youth workers DON’T want to work behind laptops,
computers and screens.
• Youth care professionals are looking for confirmation
when it comes to determining a treatment.

15. CO-DESIGN
We started co-designing with a team of experts, youth care experts,
data scientist, designers.

17. We tested our prototypes on their desirability and
usefulness. And co-designed an improved concept.
DESIRABILITY TEST

18. THE PROTOTYPE:
AN EXTRA TEAM MEMBER

23. AFTER DDW
> FUNDING
> COMMITMENT
> DEVELOPMENT
> PILOT

24. THANK YOU.
ALAIN DUJARDIN
GREENBERRY
ALAIN@GREENBERRY.NL
LEVI VAN DAM
GARAGE2020
LEVI@GARAGE2020.NL

25. Pride & Prejudice; Happy Eating
Juliet Haarman | University of Twente
Roelof de Vries | University of Twente

27. PRIDE AND PREJUDICE – A 4TU program
dr. Roelof de Vries
dr. ir. Juliet Haarman

28. An Interactive Dining Table

29. When thinking about diet:
Visit your dietician,
Record your food intake,
Change your grocery shopping,
Eat less,
Chew slower,
Cook healthier,
Measure your weight,
Change your behavior,
etc.

30. When thinking about diet:
At what times have you eaten something today?
Which ingredients were in the food that you ate?
What is the quantity of the consumed food?
Manually write it down or manually log it with an app

31. When thinking about diet food:
Visit your dietician,
Record your food intake,
Change your grocery shopping,
Eat less,
Chew slower,
Cook healthier,
Measure your weight,
Change your behavior,
etc.
Activity with friends,
Joyful experience,
Celebration,
Delicious,
Dining/Evening out,
Cooking clubs,
Discovering new tastes,
Connecting with family,
etc.

32. Visit your dietician,
Record your food intake,
Change your grocery shopping,
Eat less,
Chew slower,
Cook healthier,
Measure your weight,
Change your behavior,
etc.
Activity with friends,
Joyful experience,
Celebration,
Delicious,
Dining/Evening out,
Cooking clubs,
Discovering new tastes,
Connecting with family,
etc.
When thinking about diet food:

33. How can we support healthy eating on an
individual level while encouraging happy
eating activities on a social level?

34. BY JULIET HAARMAN AND ROELOF DE VRIES
Juliet Haarman, PhD
Human Media Interaction, UT
Education:
PhD Biomechanical Engineering
Expertise:
Human-computer interaction
Technology development
Biomedical sensing
Roelof de Vries, PhD
Biomedical Signals and Systems, UT
Education:
PhD Human Media Interaction
Expertise:
Human-computer interaction
Behavior change
Human-centered multimedia
An Interactive Dining Table

35. Interactive Dining Table
Possibilities:
What to study and measure?
How to intervene?
How to account for complex social
dynamics?
For example:
Amount of bites taken
Eating speed
Dynamics at/of the dinner table
Synchronicity of eating
and more …
Built and designed in cooperation with Emiel Harmsen: www.emielharmsen.com

36. Interactive Dining Table
Statistics:
• 199 hexagon-shaped modules
• 1 module = 1 load cell + 42 LEDs
• Speakers included
• Modular setup
• Built @ the Design Lab
• Co-sponsored by Personalized
eHealth Technology program
• Currently at the Dutch Design Week
(Klokgebouw)
Built and designed in cooperation with Emiel Harmsen: www.emielharmsen.com

38. Joyn Me!
Michaël Bas | Ranj

39. Lloydstraat 21m
3024 EA Rotterdam
The Netherlands
+31 10 212 3101
info@ranj.com
ranj.com
Health & Healthcare:
Integrating Care into Everyday Life
DRIVE 19
Michael Bas
bas@ranj.nl
24 th of October

40. DRIVE40
AHEAD OF THE GAME SINCE 1999
2 0 Y E A R S

41. achieve positive behavioral change
through play
+400
games developed for educational,
corporate and healthcare purposes.
Both international and national
DRIVE41
our partner, maker of the
Persoonlijke
Gezondheidscheck
our partner for the business
market

42. Healthy lifestyle

43. DRIVE43
1 in 7 is employed in healthcare
source: CBS Statline AWZ

44. DRIVE44
Double aging effect
working

45. Necessary
paradigm shift
in healthcare

46. One day of sick
leave cost about
400 euro a day

47. Changing
lifestyle is hard
It’s all about
motivation

48. DRIVE48
Our solution
source: CBS Statline AWZ
During working
hours, payed by
your boss...
based on the
results of your
personal
health check...
and based on
your motivation
profile...
work in teams
for a healthy
lifestyle.

49. DRIVE49

51. Connect to your
Personal Health
Check results

52. Find out your
motivation type
based on HEXAD
types

53. Do the Check-in
Start an
assignment

54. Connect to other
players
using QR-code

55. See your score
Share results
Give feedback

57. 57
Thanks for listening
Contact us if you want to know more about
this project. Mail us.
info@ranj.nl
Hope to see you back as a player of
JOYNME some time.

58. Lloydstraat 21m
3024 EA Rotterdam
The Netherlands
+31 10 212 3101
info@ranj.com
Ranj.com

59. HEALTH & HEALTHCARE
Data for Designing Behavioural Change
PANEL DISCUSSION
Moderator: Kaila Vreeken | Muzus

61. 11:30