Learner Reviews & Feedback for Business Models for Innovative Care for Older People by University of Copenhagen

Comprehensive and inspiring lectures that serve as a great introduction to the matters discussed.

The course is absolutely essential for those who want to understand digital health innovation in the real sense.

I myself learned a lot.

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Fantastic. Learnt so much and quite beneficial in my care start-up

Great course for social workers, health care professionals, policy makers or even people who are simply interested in elder care. The course highlights many issues that are very relevant today and need creative approach to address world's ageing population.

very interesting. I need to review it from time to time

I am a Medical graduate with a keen interest in Diabetes. I took this course hoping to streamline my understanding of the process of innovation. I must say that the course helped me organise the often overwhelming amount of information that is to be understood in this process. It also helped me develop a grounded overview to learn further. The supplementary resources provided for reading were also very valuable. Deepest gratitude!

Nice course，but have some problem in playing the veido.

This course is very useful. I think the biggest advantage of this course is the example of each lesson. By illustrating some concepts by example, I can learn theoretical knowledge better.

Well organized and edcational

This is very nice course to learn something about Old age healthcare system and services especially for the diabetic patient.

Excellent

谢谢老师，我收获了很多！

Short

Easy to follow, Well structured

Not that motivating, but relatively informative.

Interesting topic, with useful case-studies, removed a star because it feels too much like the speakers are reading their text, with frequent errors in the words / corrections / hesitations = doesn't feel natural enough. Most probably due to the danish-english language effort...

more indeed reading is needed, especially for the ethnographic part.

Content is Nice.

For a course aimed at solutions for aging population. The focus could have been more on the design methods or successful methods that was specially developed for older adults.

At the first time it was a very usefull course in terms of knowing how we can improve life quality of this population in particular, but, at the end the course it turned into another perspective that for me does not met all the objectives previously exposed

This course is more like a brief to "how to design and launch a product into the market" with a case study of an app targeting to aged population. I even felt like I was watching its commercial sometimes.

I found this course quite misleading and disappointing. The title when I selected it was " Innovating Solutions for Aging Populations" but midway through it was rebranded as "Business Models for Innovative Care for Older People". I don't feel that it fit either name.

I was expecting and hoping to learn about: 1) Issues in elderly care needing Innovative digital solutions 2) Growth Segments emerging in the market 3) Case studies of innovative digital products aimed at the aging population 4) In Depth look at various segments and e.g. Parkinsons, Dementia, Rehab, Diabetes, Arthritis, looking at novel tech solutions to address care needs in each segment 5)

Maybe I was wrong but I expected more medical course with many practical examples and the course is sth like 'explore your creativity in the field and be prepared'.

This is a very simplistic course with no depth. Very disappointing and certainly does not live up to it's title. There's simply no real content, the quizzes are of little consequence, but how can one quiz when there's not much to quiz about. It's too bad that the content does not live up to the title. Even the discussion on the last section about "digital design" fails to mention Design Thinking, while describing some "problemization" concept, which seem somewhat similar. So great title, poor content.