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Neither one is enough: Exploring the use of wrist-worn activity trackers to assist acute psychiatric healthcare
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Neither one is enough: Exploring the use of wrist-worn activity trackers to assist acute psychiatric healthcare

Ya-Fang Lin, Yi-Ju Chung, Chuang-Wen You, Yaliang Chuang, Bo-Fu Liu, Huming Chang and Ming-Chyi Huang
DIS 2018 - Companion Publication of the 2018 Designing Interactive Systems Conference, pp.27-31
05/2018

Abstract

Acute psychiatric nursing Wrist-worn tracker Human-Computer Interaction Computer Networks and Communications
In this study, we conducted a field study involving patients and healthcare workers in an acute psychiatric unit with the aim of identifying the reasons for inconsistencies among measurements of sleep/awake patterns, the observations of nurses, and the reports of patients. After identifying the reasons for the inconsistencies, we designed an interactive caring system that merges multiple data sources to present a unified view of sleep/awake patterns. In so doing, we were able to leverage observations from nurses and the reports of patients to resolve prior inconsistencies.

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