家庭护理人员活动的评估。使用加速度计对姿势转移进行分类

P. Barralon, N. Vuillerme, N. Noury
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集成电路技术可促进对脆弱者或老年人的家庭保健,以便持续监测健康水平并协助专业人员、医生和社会工作者。自主程度的评估是适应护理水平的主要指标之一。标准化工具(AGGIR或ADL)评估自主执行日常活动的能力。这些是用户依赖的。本文介绍了在微系统中采集和解释来自加速度计的信号的科学工作,称为“加速度计”。它可以嵌入内衣中,持续监测活动水平,位移和转移的能力。这种解释非常准确,可以在生态情景中对不同类型的转移进行分类。结果表明,加速度计数据的再现性取决于速度和被测对象两个标准。此外,该方法能够在三种速度下区分BtS (Back-to-Sit)和StS (Sit-to-Stand),总体灵敏度和特异度分别为95.32%和96.10%。最后,确定所有试验的过渡时间。
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Évaluation de l'activité de la personne en maintien à domicile–Classification des transferts posturaux à l'aide d'accéléromètres

The home healthcare of fragile or elderly people may be facilitated by IC technologies in order to monitor continuously the health level and to assist professionals, physicians and social workers. The assessment of the level of autonomy is one of the main indicators for adapting the level of care. The standardized tools (AGGIR or ADL) evaluate the capacities to perform autonomously the daily activities. These are user dependant. This paper presents scientific works on acquisition and interpretation of the signals derived from accelerometers in a Micro system, called “actimometer”. It can be embedded in the underwear to monitor continuously the level of activity, the capacities to displacements and transfers. The interpretation is so accurate to classify between different kinds of transfers in an ecological scenario. Results show that accelerometers data reproducibility depend on the two criteria: velocity and subject. In addition, a new method is able to differentiate BtS (Back-to-Sit) and StS (Sit-to-Stand) at the three velocities with a overall sensitivity and specificity equal to 95.32 and 96.10% respectively. Finally, the transition duration is determined for all trials.

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