Simon Paasche (Bachelor Thesis, Medical Informatics, 20.11.2018)

First Referee: Prof. Dr. Ralf Möller (IFIS)

Second Referee: Prof. Dr. Josef Ingenerf (IMI)

Advisor: Marcel Gehrke

In the bachelor thesis it was examined to what extent an extension of relational databases is temporally restricted and linked to a constant probability or time-dependent probability function. Thus, one can then decide whether already performed tests measurements for the current diagnosis must be performed.

Nils Ihnken (Bachelor Thesis, IT Security, October 2018)

First Referee:  Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Stefan Fischer (ITM)

Advisor: Raphael Allner

In this work, a telepresence middleware was designed and developed. The motivation is to enable physicians to remotely treat and diagnose patients over the Internet. The analysis of the actuators showed that 70% of the diagnoses can already be made after the doctor-patient interview before the examination. In addition, the relationship of trust between doctor and patient is essential for the treatment. Furthermore, patient confidentiality must be respected. For the conception of the middleware, it means that not only a transmission of an examination instrument is made possible, but also the transmission of image and language.
 
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Jan Niklas Rösch (Bachelor Thesis, Media Informatics, September 2018)

First Referee:  Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Stefan Fischer (ITM)

Advisor: Raphael Allner

In the context of this work the conception and subsequent realization of a test laboratory for telemedical input devices is described. In the process, both a physical test laboratory and a simulator were developed in which various control options can be embedded and tested using medical treatments. In this case, this system should be used to be able to evaluate requirements for these input devices in the medical context. The structure of the laboratory and the simulator was designed so that new deviceseasily integrated and combined with existing systems.

 
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Julia Wegener (née Abeler) (Master Thesis, Medical Informatics, August 18, 2018)

First Referee: Prof. Dr. Andreas Schrader (ITM)

Second Referee: Prof. Dr. Nicole Jochems (IMIS)

In cooperation with Prof. Dr. Katrin Balzer (ISE)

In the work a new mobile patient call system with focus on communication between patient and nurse was developed. Using qualitative observational studies and interviews, the analysis found that for patients, a simple intuitive system with direct feedback and for caregivers, more effective prioritization and location-independent answering of calls is crucial. The prototype was developed with the help of VueJS in the form of a web application in a user centered design process.

Salvatore Cancilliere (Bachelor Thesis, Computer Science, May 24, 2018)

First Referee: Prof. Dr. Andreas Schrader (ITM)

Second Referee: Prof. Dr. Nicole Jochems (IMIS)

Advisor: Bennet Gerlach (ITM)

This thesis deals with the storage of information from sensors and IoT devices in the ambient usability laboratory, including video streams based on Node.js. The control takes place via a web interface.

Hanin Kadri (Bachelor Thesis, Computer Science, April 23, 2018)

First Referee: Prof. Dr. Andreas Schrader (ITM)

Second Referee: Prof. Dr. Nicole Jochems (IMIS)

Advisor: Bennet Gerlach (ITM)

This work describes the development of motor driven projectors, which allows to project information on potentially arbitrary surfaces in an ambient care environment. The implementation took place with the help of an own construction on the basis of stepper motors.

Maurice Grefe (Bachelor Thesis, Computer Science, 08.03.2018)

First Referee: Prof. Dr. Andreas Schrader (ITM)

Second Referee: Prof. Dr. Tilo Mentler (IMIS)

The work describes the development of a server for the automatic recognition of gestures for use in sports studios. The goal is to provide training feedback through motion analysis using wireless transmission with time-of-flight cameras.

First reviewer: Prof. Dr. Andreas Schrader (ITM)

Second reviewer: Dr. Sven Groppe (IFIS)

In the Media Informatics degree program, Ms Lina Schad successfully completed her master's thesis on "GROoM - A Camera-Based System to Support Rehabilitation Therapy".
Under the supervision of Prof. Schrader (ITM) and with the kind support of PD Dr. Ruth Deck from the Department of Rehabilitation Research (ISE) has implemented a system that provides motivational support for post-rehabilitation exercise especially for patients with chronic back pain. Gamification methods have been integrated into an app that promotes the achievement of personal goals through a playful approach.

Literature: Lina Schad: "GROoM - A camera-based system to support rehabilitation therapy", master thesis, Institute of Telematics at the University of Lübeck, 14.02.2018.

Jonas Franke (Bachelor Thesis, Medical Informatics, 08.02.2018)

First Referee: Prof. Dr. Stefan Fischer (ITM)

Second Referee: Prof. Dr.  Josef Ingener (IMI)

The subject of this work was to design and develop a suitable instant messenger for everyday medical work. An extensive context analysis was carried out, in which the diverse facets of the health care system were examined and existing communication processes were examined. On the basis of the findings gained here, the goal-oriented conception and implementation follows.

Dennis Labitzke (Master Thesis, Medical Informatics, 14.12.2017)

First Referee: Prof. Dr. Stefan Fischer (ITM)

Second Referee: Prof. Dr. Josef Ingener (IMI)

As part of this work, a system has been designed and developed that allows simple and straightforward planning and execution of such video-sharing sessions. For this purpose, tendencies in terms of user requirements were identified within the framework of a study evaluation.

The result is an application that allows one to create virtual connections between patients and their doctors and, on the other hand, offers the opportunity to organize and conduct video-consultation sessions.

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Jasmin Wollgast (Bachelor Thesis, Media Informatics, 28.08.2017)

First Referee: Prof. Dr. Andreas Schrader (ITM)

Second Referee: Prof. Dr. Tilo Mentler (IMIS)

In the work, intuitive text input methods (speech, gestures, virtual keyboards, etc.) were examined for their useful use in nursing everyday life. The work was developed in collaboration with Prof. Katrin Balzer from the Department of Nursing Research at the Institute for Social Medicine and Epidemiology.

Appears in: "Text Input in Hospital Settings Using IoT Device Ensembles", 20th Congress International Ergonomics Association (IEA'2018), Florence, 26.-28. August 2018. http://iea2018.org/

Julia Struwe (Bachelor Thesis, Computer Science, July 2017)

First Referee: Prof. Dr. Andreas Schrader (ITM)

Second Referee: Prof. Dr. Nicole Jochems (IMIS)

With the support of Prof. Dr. Christian Sina and PD Dr. rer. Hum. Biol. Anika Wagner (Institute of Nutritional Medicine)

As part of this work, a concept for an app to support the vegan diet and the vegan lifestyle was developed. Based on a state-of-the-art analysis and an online user survey with 576 participants, the essential components for the Feature Driven Development process were specified. The prototypical implementation of a hybrid "veganApp" for mobile devices was scientifically evaluated with the involvement of volunteers. Essential components are a nutrient database and a diary. To generate nutritional hints, the system provides an interface for setting rules by doctors and nutritionists.

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Simon Schmudde (Master Thesis, Media Informatics, June 2017)

First Referee: Prof. Dr. Andreas Schrader (ITM)

Advisor: Daniel Burmeister

To explain and learn how to interact in smart environments, tutorials were generated based on the self-descriptions of smart objects currently available on the network at runtime. These allow users to experience and control the control of device networks in a secure environment in smaller knowledge-based tasks.

Jan Kopetz (Master Thesis, Media Informatics, November 2016)

First Referee: Prof. Nicole Jochems (IMIS)

The master thesis of Jan Kopetz showed that the use of interactive data glasses has potential in the context of the practical training of nurses.
A next step is the development of a system architecture to enable the presentation of dynamic content on data glasses.
The work was honored as the best Master's thesis in Media Informatics 2016 during the EMI Awards 2017.

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