Welcome to the wiki for Living Lab Living Lab Lexicon Harmonization

This wiki aims to present the Harmonized processes, services, tools and methods that Living Lab offer along with the methodological framework that will be followed during the Harmonization. The Harmonization guidelines are being developed in the frame of the VITALISE H2020 project.

The aim of this Living Lab standard is to guide Living Lab operators and researchers to execute, develop and maintain a harmonized framework for systematic Living Lab practices. Establishing Living Lab management system, they will:

1. promote the expansion and growth of Living Lab movement beyond current actors and customers,
2. stimulate cross-organization and transnational research collaboration,
3. enable data sharing and comparison of the research results,
4. increase research quality, and
5. define a common terminology and language among researchers and practitioners

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 Harmonization Body

VITALISE Harmonization Body is a wider community of stakeholders consisting of Living Lab researchers and practitioners, healthcare professionals, policy makers and professionals that are interested in research performed in Living Lab infrastructures. The Harmonization Body will meet every 6 months in order to reconsider the existing standards. The Harmonization Body meetings aim to collect user requirements and to present what has already been developed, with the aim of providing access to the best research infrastructures tailored to the research community.

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Flow

The VITALISE proposed methodology begins with a linear phase aiming to summarize the commonalities of the Living Labs procedures and services as a first standard (pre-study phase). The following iterations of harmonization methodology will be progressively attempting to harmonize procedures and services that are similar (but not identical) in the living labs, allowing for a 6-month testing and studying of the new harmonized procedures, before accepting or rejecting.

This wiki will serve the public review of the harmonization version to be approved. Once approved the following messages will appear (Approved by the VITALISE H2020 living labs' consensus report on 30/09/2021)

(under development)