MedFit:用于心血管疾病康复患者的移动应用程序

J. Kuklyte, Leonardo Gualano, Ghanashyama Prabhu, K. Venkataraman, Deirdre M J Walsh, C. Woods, Kieran Moran, N. O’Connor
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心血管疾病(CVD)康复的第三阶段是一个以运动为基础的康复计划。然而,由于缺乏时间、经济限制等各种原因,患者通常无法坚持锻炼计划。为了方便患者在舒适的家中进行锻炼,我们开发了一款名为MedFit的移动应用程序。它提供了一套量身定制的练习,以及易于理解的音频和视频指导。两种类型的可穿戴传感器被用来提供动机反馈。Fitbit是一款市面上可以买到的活动和健身追踪器,它可以为长时间(比如一天、一周、一个月)的自我监测提供深度反馈,而Shimmer无线传感平台则可以提供关于锻炼质量的近实时反馈数据。MedFit是一款简单直观的移动应用程序,旨在为患者提供动力和工具,以帮助确保从心血管疾病引起的创伤中更快地恢复。在本文中,我们描述了MedFit应用程序中可用的功能以及项目背后的总体动机。
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MedFit: A Mobile Application for Patients in CVD Recovery
The third phase of the recovery from cardiovascular disease (CVD) is an exercise-based rehabilitation programme. However, adherence to an exercise regime is typically not maintained by the patient for a variety of reasons such as lack of time, financial constraints, etc. In order to facilitate patients to perform their exercises from the comfort of their home and at their own convenience, we have developed a mobile application, termed MedFit. It provides access to a tailored suite of exercises along with easy to understand guidance from audio and video instructions. Two types of wearable sensors are utilized to provide motivational feedback. Fitbit, a commercially available activity and fitness tracker, is used to provide in-depth feedback for self-monitoring over longer periods of time (e.g. day, week, month), whereas the Shimmer wireless sensing platform provides the data for near real-time feedback on the quality of the exercises performed. MedFit is a simple and intuitive mobile application designed to provide the motivation and tools for patients to help ensure faster recovery from the trauma caused by CVD. In this paper we describe features available in the MedFit application and the overall motivation behind the project.
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