Mobile Assisted Living: Smartwatch-based Fall Risk Assessment for Elderly People

Marian Haescher, Denys J. C. Matthies, Karthik Srinivasan, G. Bieber
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We present a novel Smartwatch-based approach, to enable Mobile Assisted Living (MAL) for users with special needs. A major focus group for this approach are elderly people. We developed a tool for caregivers applicable in home environments, nursing care, and hospitals, to assess the vitality of their patients. Hereby, we particularly focus on the prediction of falls, because falls are a major reason for serious injuries and premature death among elderly. Therefore, we propose a multi parametric score based on standardized fall risk assessment tests, as well as on sleep quality, medication, patient history, motor skills, and environmental factors. The resulting total fall risk score reflects individual changes in behavior and vitality, which consequently enables for fall preventing interventions. Our system has been deployed and evaluated in a pilot study among 30 elderly patients over a period of four weeks.
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移动辅助生活:基于智能手表的老年人跌倒风险评估
我们提出了一种新颖的基于智能手表的方法,为有特殊需求的用户提供移动辅助生活(MAL)。这种方法的主要焦点群体是老年人。我们开发了一个适用于家庭环境、护理和医院的护理人员的工具,以评估患者的活力。因此,我们特别关注跌倒的预测,因为跌倒是老年人严重伤害和过早死亡的主要原因。因此,我们提出了一个基于标准化跌倒风险评估测试、睡眠质量、药物、病史、运动技能和环境因素的多参数评分。由此产生的跌倒风险总分反映了个人行为和活力的变化,从而使预防跌倒的干预成为可能。我们的系统已经在30名老年患者中进行了为期四周的试点研究和评估。
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