Imperial College London

ProfessorJamesBarlow

Business School

Chair in Technology and Innovation Management
 
 
 
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Contact

 

+44 (0)20 7594 5936j.barlow Website CV

 
 
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Assistant

 

Mrs Lorraine Sheehy +44 (0)20 7594 9173

 
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Location

 

Room 197EBusiness School BuildingSouth Kensington Campus

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Summary

 

Publications

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Barlow JG, Hobson H, Liddle A, Beale T, Curry R, Willamson B, Black D, Hansell Pet al., 2008, Health Technology Scenarios and Implications for Spectrum, Health Technology Scenarios and Implications for Spectrum, Publisher: Ofcom

Report

Barlow J, Köberle-Gaiser M, 2008, The private finance initiative, project form and design innovation. The UK’s hospitals programme., Research Policy, Vol: 37, Pages: 1392-1402

Journal article

Hanson J, Osipovic D, Hine N, Amaral T, Curry R, Barlow Jet al., 2007, Lifestyle monitoring as a predictive tool intelecare, Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, Vol: 13, Pages: 26-28, ISSN: 1357-633X

Six people with multiple health problems living in an extra care housing scheme for older people with vision impairment agreed to take part in a telecare trial. An average of 14.8 sensors was installed in each of the flats. The monitoring period began in January 2006 and lasted for 10 months. The data acquired by the sensors installed in each flat was transmitted from the home unit to a central computer. Four interviews were conducted with each participant. Halfway through the study we created a number of case studies of sensor activity at the time of known events in the lives of the participants, together with an attempt to interpret these patterns of activity with the benefit of available contextual information. Although our investigation showed that sensors are capable of identifying some changes in daily routines at the time of important events, the interpretation of such changes requires a large amount of contextual information and the involvement of participants themselves. Various technicaland operational difficulties will need to be resolved before it will be possible to use lifestyle monitoring predictively.

Journal article

Bayer S, Barlow J, Curry R, 2007, Assessing the impact of a care innovation: telecare., System Dynamics Review, Vol: 23, Pages: 61-80, ISSN: 0883-7066

Journal article

Barlow JG, Singh D, Bayer S, 2007, A systematic review of the benefits of home telecare for frail elderly people and those with long-term conditions., Journal of Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, Vol: 13, Pages: 172-179, ISSN: 1357-633X

Journal article

Barlow JG, Bayer S, Curry R, Hendy Jet al., 2007, The costs of telecare: from pilots to mainstream implementation, Unit Costs of Health and Social Care 2007, Editors: Curtis, Netten, PSSRU, Publisher: Dept of Health / PSSRU, Pages: 9-13

Book chapter

Barlow J, Bayer S, Curry R, 2006, Implementing complex innovations in fluid multi-stakeholder environments: Experiences of 'telecare', TECHNOVATION, Vol: 26, Pages: 396-406, ISSN: 0166-4972

Journal article

Barlow J G, 2006, Building an evidence base for successful telecare implementation – updated report of the Evidence Working Group of the Telecare Policy Collaborative, Publisher: Department of Health / CSIP

Report

Barlow J, Bayer S, Castleton B, Curry Ret al., 2005, Meeting government objectives for telecare in moving from local implementation to mainstream services, Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, Vol: 11, Pages: 49-51, ISSN: 1357-633X

Journal article

Barlow J, Bayer S, Curry R, 2005, Flexible homes, flexible care, inflexible organisations? The role of telecare in supporting independence, HOUSING STUDIES, Vol: 20, Pages: 441-456, ISSN: 0267-3037

Journal article

Barlow J, Ozaki R, 2005, Building mass customised housing through innovation in the production system: lessons from Japan, ENVIRONMENT AND PLANNING A, Vol: 37, Pages: 9-20, ISSN: 0308-518X

Journal article

Barlow J, Bayer S, Castleton B, Curry Ret al., 2005, Meeting government objectives for telecare in moving from local implementation to mainstream services, Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, Vol: 11, Pages: 49-51, ISSN: 1357-633X

Journal article

Barlow J, Breeze M, 2005, Teleshopping for older and disabled people : an evaluation of two pilot trials, Publisher: Joseph Rowntree Foundation

Report

Barlow J, 2004, Emerging telecare services - Implications for pharmaceutical companies

Governments and care providers are increasingly turning towards information and communications technology (ICT) as a way of supporting and enhancing existing health care services. Policies to develop various forms of telehealthcare are being put in place across Europe. In the UK, there are ambitious plans to roll out a home telemonitoring service to everybody who needs it by 2011.

Other

Barlow J, Bayer S, Curry R, 2004, Organizational complexity or technological complexity? Explaining telecare implementation, GERONTOLOGIST, Vol: 44, Pages: 248-248, ISSN: 0016-9013

Journal article

Barlow J, Bayer S, Curry R, 2004, Rapid response to Rowland, David R.and Pollock, Allyson M. "Choice and responsiveness for older people in the "patient centred" NHS", BMJ, Vol: 328, Pages: 4-5, ISSN: 0959-8138

Journal article

Allen J, Barlow J, Leal J, Maloutas T, Padovani Let al., 2004, Housing & welfare in Southern Europe, Oxford, Publisher: Blackwell Science, ISBN: 9781405103077

Book

Barlow J, 2004, Will technological innovation create the true lifetime home?, Publisher: Routledge, Pages: 795-810

This paper discusses the relationship between different forms of design and technological innovation and their ability to support older people in their own homes. It considers (1) innovation in the design and construction of new housing, notably 'lifetime homes' and 'open building' systems; (2) the introduction of electronically enhanced assistive technology; and (3) telecare. Each of these is examined in terms of its potential benefits for meeting the housing needs of older people and its limitations. The paper proposes that these innovations are likely to have a variable effect on the possible housing pathways of older people, depending on the way they are combined. It also outlines the policy and market influences that may stimulate their adoption, concluding that design and technology innovations must be matched by new care delivery models.

Conference paper

Venables T, Barlow J, Gann D, 2004, Manufacturing excellence. UK capacity in offsite manufacturing, The Housing Forum, London, Publisher: Constructing Excellence

Report

Barlow J, Curry R, Wardle D, Bayer S, Trejo Tinoco Met al., 2004, Implementing telecare: strategic analysis and guidelines for policy makers, commissioners and providers, Public Sector National Report, London, Publisher: Audit Commission

Report

Naim M, Barlow J, 2003, An innovative supply chain strategy for customized housing, Construction Management & Economics, Vol: 21, Pages: 593-10 pages, ISSN: 0144-6193

Journal article

Barlow JG, Bayer S, Curry R, 2003, Integrating telecare into mainstream care delivery, IPTS Report (Institute for Prospective Technological Studies), Vol: 74, Pages: 4-10

Journal article

Barlow J, Ozaki R, 2003, Achieving 'customer focus' in private housebuilding: Current practice and lessons from other industries, HOUSING STUDIES, Vol: 18, Pages: 87-101, ISSN: 0267-3037

Journal article

Barlow J, Bayer S, Curry R, 2003, The design of pilot telecare projects and their integration into mainstream service delivery., J Telemed Telecare, Vol: 9 Suppl 1, Pages: S1-S3, ISSN: 1357-633X

We studied the introduction of a telecare and rehabilitation scheme in north-west Surrey. It was decided not to create a new team to provide the new services, but to involve established teams and individuals. The introduction of telecare therefore added to the roles and responsibilities of these teams. This staffing policy helped to establish awareness of the project within the local care system and to support its subsequent deployment. An education and training unit was established to demonstrate what the technology could do and to act as a focus for training health and social care professionals. The study suggested that for telecare to achieve its full potential, pilot projects must be designed to be evaluated, and more attention must be paid to the degree of integration with the care system as a whole.

Journal article

Braun A, Boden M, Zappacosta M, Barlow J, Borch K, Ryan J, Saranummi N, Vondeling H, Alonso Fet al., 2003, Healthcare technologies roadmapping: the effective delivery of healthcare in the context of an ageing society, Brussels, Publisher: European Commission

Report

Barlow J, Venables T, 2003, Smart home, dumb suppliers? The future of smart home markets, Inside the smart home, Editors: Harper, Harper, New York, Publisher: Springer, Pages: 247-262, ISBN: 9781852336882

Book chapter

Barlow J, Bartlett K, Hooper A, Whitehead Cet al., 2002, Land for housing: current practice and future options, Publisher: Joseph Rowntree Foundation

Report

Barlow J, Ozaki R, Jackson K, McCallum G, Monkman R, Tullah N, Wilding Cet al., 2001, Are you being served? Japanese lessons on customer-focused housebuilding, Report of a Department of Trade and Industry Expert Mission, Brighton, Publisher: SPRU

Report

Barlow J, Meikle JL, Jackson R, 2001, Homes to DIY for: the UK's self-build housing market in the twenty-first century, Publisher: York Publishing Services

Report

Scott R, Barlow J G, Csoti I, Heynderickx J, Schlosser M, Williams Iet al., 2001, Partnering in Europe: incentive based alliancing for projects, London, Publisher: Thomas Telford

Report

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