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The REACTION project is a 4-year project started in 2010. It is partly funded by the European Commission under the 7th Framework Programme in the area of Personal Health Systems under Grant Agreement no. 248590

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This is the REACTION project

The aim of the REACTION project is to develop an integrated ICT platform that supports improved long term management of diabetes based on wearable, continuous blood glucose monitoring sensors and automated closed-loop delivery of insulin.

The REACTION platform will present an interoperable peer-to-peer communication platform based on Service Oriented Architecture (SoA) using cloud-enabling midddleware. It will feature a Model Driven Application Development environment based on extensive use of dynamic ontologies.

The REACTION platform will provide integrated, professional, management and therapy services to diabetes patients in different healthcare regimes across Europe, including 1) professional decision support for in-hospital environments, 2) safety monitoring for dosage and compliance, 3) long term management of outpatients in clinical schemes, 4) care of acute diabetic conditions and 5) support for self management and life-style changes for diabetic patients.

This site is provided to inform the scientific community and other interested parties about the scientific results of the REACTION project. By browsing these pages, you will find more detailed information about the progress of the project and our achievements.

Exhibiting at the Danish Welfare Technology Exhibition and Conference

On 6th June, REACTION will be represented at The Danish Welfare Technology Exhibition and Conference.

REACTION invites projects to a clustering event on Ambient Assisted Living

REACTION is organising a clustering event on Ambient Intelligence Advanced Technologies in support of Healthcare and Assisted Living which will take place in Heraklion, Crete, Greece from 26-27 September 2013.

REACTION online demonstrators now on the website

The REACTION project is planning to develop online demonstrators of selected features of the REACTION platform. The demonstrators will be available here on the project's website as part of the dissemination efforts. The first demonstrator is now available. Click on the item 'Online demonstrators' in the menu to the left.

REACTION videos now on the website

The REACTION project will produce a number of videos as part of the project's dissemination of results to the public.

The first video is now available on the website.

The video shows safe glucaemic control in the hospital ward, which was the subject of the first year's prototype demonstrator. In the general ward, a REACTION application monitors a range of parameters including glucose level, nutritional intake as well as measures of administered drugs (e.g. oral anti-diabetic drugs or insulin) among other parameters (e.g. insulin sensitivity).

See the video here.