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STAMINA – Assistive Technology Platform for Pandemic Prediction and Crisis Management

Crisis management can be defined as how an organization, or worldwide society, deals with an unexpected event that threatens to harm or even destroy it. The management of a crisis can be split into three phases: pre-crisis, where prevention activities take place; crisis response, in which the management sector must deal with the problem; and post-crisis, where people try to come back to what they knew as an everyday life before the appearance of the crisis. Over the years, the healthcare domain has been dealing with various epidemiological cases (measles outbreaks in 2018, Influenza during 2018-2019, H1N1 pandemic crisis, etc.) having different levels of complexity. Internet of Things (IoT) solutions such as wearables, real-time analysis using smart systems have been developed to improve the patients’ experience when in need and doctors’ performance in the field. Still, very few complete systems for decision support, pandemic prediction, and management that connect people from different countries are available. STAMINA will deliver an intelligent decision support tool set for pandemic-related real-life situations, covering most healthcare systems’ gaps. In the development process, STAMINA will use a combination of pre-existing technology not currently used by health emergency planners in their daily practice of pandemics management. The method involves gathering data to predict potential threats, assess the impact on financial and societal levels, and recommend mitigation actions.