Exercit@rt mobile: Monitoring of pulmonar rehabilitation in COPD

Marco Pereira, A. M. Almeida, Helder Caixinha
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With the emergence of new types of eHealth and mHealth solutions there are new opportunities for the development of new tracking and monitoring approaches for chronic diseases, including COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease), a condition in which respiratory exercises and daily physical activities are of most importance. In the footsteps of other previous research projects, the mobile Exercit@rt mobile app was developed in partnership with the School of Health Sciences at the University of Aveiro. It allows real time monitoring, through the use of a Bluetooth oximeter, of heart rate and oxygen saturation levels in COPD patients. With this application, patients can perform, monitor, geolocate and evaluate different respiratory exercises as well some common daily physical activities. In addition, this research project incorporated a validation stage involving ten patients with respiratory disorders diseases — five smartphone's frequent users (SFU) and five smartphone's non-frequent users (SNFU). The main results showed that all the participants recognized the usefulness of monitoring their disease using Exercit@rt mobile app.
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Exercit@rt mobile: COPD患者肺康复监测
随着新型电子保健和移动保健解决方案的出现,为开发新的慢性病跟踪和监测方法提供了新的机会,包括慢性阻塞性肺疾病(COPD),在这种疾病中,呼吸锻炼和日常身体活动最为重要。在之前其他研究项目的脚步中,移动Exercit@rt移动应用程序是与阿威罗大学健康科学学院合作开发的。通过使用蓝牙血氧仪,它可以实时监测COPD患者的心率和血氧饱和度。有了这个应用程序,患者可以执行、监测、定位和评估不同的呼吸练习以及一些常见的日常身体活动。此外,该研究项目纳入了一个验证阶段,涉及10名呼吸系统疾病患者——5名智能手机频繁用户(SFU)和5名智能手机非频繁用户(SNFU)。主要结果表明,所有参与者都认识到使用Exercit@rt移动应用程序监测他们疾病的有用性。
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