Projects

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CareTunes // Music as a nurses’ monitoring tool

CareTunes is a concept that challenges the clinical utilization of audible alarms (beeps) of monitoring devices found in ICUs. It is developed as a continuous musical stream that summarizes patient vital signs and presents them to clinicians in a coherent, logical, and pleasant way.

Koen Bogers, Elif Özcan Vieira | Form-Experience & Sound-Driven Design, Aadjan van der Helm, Joseph Schlesinger | Division of Critical Care Medicine, Vanderbilt University MC and Yoko K. Sen | Sound designer, Sen Sound

Jan 2017 - Dec 2018

Silent ICU // Sound-levels within the ICU

Graduation project about data-visualization of the sound-levels and their origin within the ICU, which should let the clinicians know when sound-levels are insufficient.

Roel Redert | Silent ICU and Elif Özcan Vieira | Form-Experience & Sound-Driven Design

Apr 2018 - ongoing

Silent ICU // UltiMo (follow up ICAS)

How can we remove all alarm sounds from the patient room when medical staff is not present in the room? And how can we communicate these alarms to the responsible nurse remotely? An answer to these questions is our Intensive Care Alarm System - ICAS - a promising concept developed by a Joint Master Project group last year. Currently, ICAS is the subject of investigation of one of the groups in the course 'Advanced Embodiment Design', a major course run for the Integrated Product Design Masters at the TU Delft. Their system is from now on called 'UltiMo'.

Feb 2018 - ongoing

Silent ICU // Supporting the workflow of nurses at the ICU

Graduation project about the development of a visual dasboard that supports nurses' workflow and information management for the purpose of patient safety.

Lotte Salomé, Elif Özcan Vieira | Form-Experience & Sound-Driven Design, Huib de Ridder and Thijs Schopman

Sep 2017 - May 2018

Silent ICU // Monitoring patients in future ICUs

Graduation project about shaping the desired context of intensive care regarding patient monitoring, by considering the current state of patient monitoring in the Intensive Care Unit, future trends and technological developments in medical care.

Dilip Birdja, Lianne Simonse, Elif Özcan Vieira | Form-Experience & Sound-Driven Design and Ard Struijs