The ODIN project, funded by the EU, focused on using robotics, IoT, and artificial intelligence to improve healthcare quality in hospitals. The goal was to

Celebrating a Milestone: Over 1,000 Engaged Learners in the Skills4Adherence Project! We are proud to announce that the Skills4Adherence Project, directed by Department of family,

From September 30 to October 4, 2024, Assist. Prof. Jale Akgöl from Afyonkarahisar Health Sciences University in Turkey visited the Medication Adherence Resource Center at

From August 26 to 30, 2024, Dr. Paweł Lewek presented the results of the ODIN project at the 33rd International IEEE RO-MAN 2024 Conference in

On July 16, 2024, Dr. Paweł Lewek from the Department of Family Medicine presented the results of the ODIN project. The study, conducted at the

Our work on autonomous robotic transport in hospital emergency departments, showcased at #ICEM2024 in Taipei, has gained global attention. In collaboration with Prof. Dariusz Timler,

It turns out that even in aesthetic medicine, patients do not follow therapeutic recommendations! At the currently ongoing Innovative Academy of Aesthetic Medicine iADE 2024

On behalf of the team of researchers from the Department of Family Medicine, carrying out the GATEKEEPER project, Prof. Przemysław Kardas received a congratulatory letter

On February 13-14, 2024, the Department of Family Medicine at UMED hosted an international scientific consortium meeting implementing the ODIN program. The project, funded by

In an international collaboration among the partners of the ODIN Project, the final preparations for testing the robotic system have begun. The Emergency Department of