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Jan Michiel Meeuwsen

TNO is an independent research organization in the Netherlands that conducts applied research to stimulate independent living for elderly persons. It has over 3,000 employees and works on themes related to health, infrastructure, and security. TNO's mission is to connect people and knowledge to create innovations that boost sustainability and well-being. One of its focuses is addressing the challenges of demographic aging, such as chronic conditions, lack of healthcare professionals, and financial unsustainability of care systems. TNO is developing a Community Dashboard tool to provide insight into relevant indicators across different policy domains and visualize data to support policymakers in predicting outcomes of various policy scenarios.

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APPLIED RESEARCH IN THE NETHERLANDS TO STIMULATE INDEPENDENT LIVING OF ELDERLY PERSONS 3rd International 'Spring of Life' Tourism and Dynamics Conference | Jan Michiel Meeuwsen
TNO: THE NETHERLANDS ORGANIZATION FOR APPLIED SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH Applied research in the Netherlands to stimulate independent living of elderly persons Independent research organisation Technology and service provider Established in 1932 by Dutch law ~3000 employees Market turnover: 66% International orders: 38% International offices Groningen Eindhoven Den Helder The Hague Rijswijk Delft Apeldoorn Leiden Enschede Hoofddorp Utrecht Soesterberg Zeist Helmond
Applied research in the Netherlands to stimulate independent living of elderly persons OUR THEMES
Applied research in the Netherlands to stimulate independent living of elderly persons OUR MISSION TNO connects people and knowledge to create innovations that boost the sustainable competitive strength of industry and well-being of society. INNOVATION FOR LIFE Our VISION on health The ability to adapt and self manage (Huber, 2011)
DEMOGRAPHIC AGEING; THE CHALLENGE Applied research in the Netherlands to stimulate independent living of elderly persons Chronic conditions Lack of health professionals Financial unsustainability Health inequalities HLS vs. LE
COMMUNITY DASHBOARD Aim Support policy makers Insight and overview Prediction of outcome of different policy scenarios Design Relevant indicators across policy domains Model-based Visualizing in a geographical view
Collection and manipulation of data Monitor GIS Visualisation Analysis Indicators Ordering and operationalization Relevant factors for each policy aimBenchmark METHOD
STEP 1: INDICATORS AGEING IN PLACE: POLICY, RESEARCH, PRACTICE 1 Social connectedness 2 Primary care facilities 3 Social services 4 Citizen-driven organisations, clubs etc. 5 Collective ADL-facilities 6 Contact point of services 7 Adapted housing 8 Accessible complexes, facilities 9 Accessible outdoor spaces 10 Presence service/nursing centres 11 Meeting point/ community space 12 Safety 13 Shops for groceries 14 Meeting places outside 15 Sociocultural and community services 16 Traffic outside 17 Lifestyles 18 Number of elderly, people with disability 19 Age 20 Ethnicity 21 Income/financial status 22 Property ownership 23 Living conditions 24 Chronic diseases 25 Medication 26 Subjective health 27 Level of vulnerability 28 Previous admission to hospital/nursing home 29 Fractures 30 Cognitive impairment/ Dementia
STEP 2: (BIG) DATA COLLECTION
Area6-digit zip code4-digit zip code Neighbourhood Building Address STEP 3: VISUALIZATION: DATA LEVEL
NUMBER OF OLDER ADULTS PERSONS WITH FUNCTIONAL LIMITATIONS
NUMBER OF ELDERLY IN CUSTOM HOMES (SERVICE FLATS)
WALKING DISTANCE TO SUPPORT CENTRE(S) FOR ELDERLY
INTEGRATION WITH GEO-INFORMATION SYSTEM ROTTERDAM
What influences ageing in place? Social index % active as caretaker % having children nearby Distance to services (pharmacy) Quality of sidewalks/cyclepaths Care and welfare support (transport, house) % migrants Social Economical Status (SES) % >65 years # 65+ with limitat狸ons Social connectedness Mobility Characteristics urban area
Community Dashboard: SCENARIOS
Average walking distance to low cost supermarket
Average age of moving to sheltered or institutional living
APPLICABLE TO ANY.. Geographical entity District, town, region, nation.. Target group elderly, youth, people with disabilities.... Once or periodically Policy aim Active Ageing Use of care Participation Vitality Safety . Community dashboard
Applied research in the Netherlands to stimulate independent living of elderly persons
HAPPY WALKER PROJECT (AAL CALL 4) Platform for Stimulation of Physical and Mental Activity of Older Adults
Applied research in the Netherlands to stimulate independent living of elderly persons Guidance and Awareness Services for Independent Living
THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION

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  • 1. APPLIED RESEARCH IN THE NETHERLANDS TO STIMULATE INDEPENDENT LIVING OF ELDERLY PERSONS 3rd International 'Spring of Life' Tourism and Dynamics Conference | Jan Michiel Meeuwsen
  • 2. TNO: THE NETHERLANDS ORGANIZATION FOR APPLIED SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH Applied research in the Netherlands to stimulate independent living of elderly persons Independent research organisation Technology and service provider Established in 1932 by Dutch law ~3000 employees Market turnover: 66% International orders: 38% International offices Groningen Eindhoven Den Helder The Hague Rijswijk Delft Apeldoorn Leiden Enschede Hoofddorp Utrecht Soesterberg Zeist Helmond
  • 3. Applied research in the Netherlands to stimulate independent living of elderly persons OUR THEMES
  • 4. Applied research in the Netherlands to stimulate independent living of elderly persons OUR MISSION TNO connects people and knowledge to create innovations that boost the sustainable competitive strength of industry and well-being of society. INNOVATION FOR LIFE Our VISION on health The ability to adapt and self manage (Huber, 2011)
  • 5. DEMOGRAPHIC AGEING; THE CHALLENGE Applied research in the Netherlands to stimulate independent living of elderly persons Chronic conditions Lack of health professionals Financial unsustainability Health inequalities HLS vs. LE
  • 6. COMMUNITY DASHBOARD Aim Support policy makers Insight and overview Prediction of outcome of different policy scenarios Design Relevant indicators across policy domains Model-based Visualizing in a geographical view
  • 7. Collection and manipulation of data Monitor GIS Visualisation Analysis Indicators Ordering and operationalization Relevant factors for each policy aimBenchmark METHOD
  • 8. STEP 1: INDICATORS AGEING IN PLACE: POLICY, RESEARCH, PRACTICE 1 Social connectedness 2 Primary care facilities 3 Social services 4 Citizen-driven organisations, clubs etc. 5 Collective ADL-facilities 6 Contact point of services 7 Adapted housing 8 Accessible complexes, facilities 9 Accessible outdoor spaces 10 Presence service/nursing centres 11 Meeting point/ community space 12 Safety 13 Shops for groceries 14 Meeting places outside 15 Sociocultural and community services 16 Traffic outside 17 Lifestyles 18 Number of elderly, people with disability 19 Age 20 Ethnicity 21 Income/financial status 22 Property ownership 23 Living conditions 24 Chronic diseases 25 Medication 26 Subjective health 27 Level of vulnerability 28 Previous admission to hospital/nursing home 29 Fractures 30 Cognitive impairment/ Dementia
  • 9. STEP 2: (BIG) DATA COLLECTION
  • 10. Area6-digit zip code4-digit zip code Neighbourhood Building Address STEP 3: VISUALIZATION: DATA LEVEL
  • 11. NUMBER OF OLDER ADULTS PERSONS WITH FUNCTIONAL LIMITATIONS
  • 12. NUMBER OF ELDERLY IN CUSTOM HOMES (SERVICE FLATS)
  • 13. WALKING DISTANCE TO SUPPORT CENTRE(S) FOR ELDERLY
  • 15. What influences ageing in place? Social index % active as caretaker % having children nearby Distance to services (pharmacy) Quality of sidewalks/cyclepaths Care and welfare support (transport, house) % migrants Social Economical Status (SES) % >65 years # 65+ with limitat狸ons Social connectedness Mobility Characteristics urban area
  • 17. Average walking distance to low cost supermarket
  • 18. Average age of moving to sheltered or institutional living
  • 19. APPLICABLE TO ANY.. Geographical entity District, town, region, nation.. Target group elderly, youth, people with disabilities.... Once or periodically Policy aim Active Ageing Use of care Participation Vitality Safety . Community dashboard
  • 20. Applied research in the Netherlands to stimulate independent living of elderly persons
  • 21. HAPPY WALKER PROJECT (AAL CALL 4) Platform for Stimulation of Physical and Mental Activity of Older Adults
  • 22. Applied research in the Netherlands to stimulate independent living of elderly persons Guidance and Awareness Services for Independent Living
  • 23. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION