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PervasiveHealth 2012: San Diego, CA, USA
- 6th International Conference on Pervasive Computing Technologies for Healthcare, PervasiveHealth 2012 and Workshops, San Diego, CA, USA, May 21-24, 2012. IEEE 2012, ISBN 978-1-4673-1483-1
Healthcare and User Needs
- Karen P. Tang, Sen H. Hirano, Karen G. Cheng, Gillian R. Hayes
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Balancing caregiver and clinician needs in a mobile health informatics tool for preterm infants. 1-8 - Nazneen, Fatima A. Boujarwah, Agata Rozga, Gregory D. Abowd, Rosa I. Arriaga, Ron Oberleitner
Towards in-home collection of behavior specimens: Within the cultural context of autism in Pakistan. 9-16 - Aleksandra Sarcevic
A paper-digital interface for information capture and display in time-critical medical work. 17-24
Physical Activities and Self-Monitoring
- Sean A. Munson
Exploring goal-setting, rewards, self-monitoring, and sharing to motivate physical activity. 25-32 - Adity U. Mutsuddi, Kay Connelly:
Text messages for encouraging physical activity Are they effective after the novelty effect wears off? 33-40
Healthcare Interdisciplinary Design
- Amy S. Hwang, Khai N. Truong
Using participatory design to determine the needs of informal caregivers for smart home user interfaces. 41-48 - Marilyn Rose McGee-Lennon, Aidan Smeaton, Stephen A. Brewster
Designing home care reminder systems: Lessons learned through co-design with older users. 49-56
Weliness and Wellbeing
- Danish Ullah Khan, Swamy Ananthanarayan, An T. Le, Christopher L. Schaefbauer, Katie A. Siek
Designing mobile snack application for low socioeconomic status families. 57-64 - Konrad Tollmar, Frank Bentley, Cristobal Viedma:
Mobile Health Mashups: Making sense of multiple streams of wellbeing and contextual data for presentation on a mobile device. 65-72 - Manuel Müller, Morgan Harvey
Ingredient matching to determine the nutritional properties of Internet-sourced recipes. 73-80
Tools and Infrastructures
- Jelena Mirkovic, Haakon Bryhni, Cornelia M. Ruland:
A framework for the development of ubiquitous patient support systems. 81-88 - Qiaojun Wang, Kai Zhang, Ivan Marsic, John K.-J. Li, Fabian Moerchen:
Patient-friendly detection of early peripheral arterial diseases (PAD) by budgeted sensor selection. 89-96
Psycho-Physiological Sensing
- Redjem Bouhenguel, Imad Mahgoub
A risk and Incidence Based Atrial Fibrillation Detection Scheme for wearable healthcare computing devices. 97-104 - Aleksandar Matic, Venet Osmani, Alban Maxhuni, Oscar Mayora
Multi-modal mobile sensing of social interactions. 105-114 - Folami Alamudun
Removal of subject-dependent and activity-dependent variation in physiological measures of stress. 115-122
Gait and Activity Recognition
- Sinziana Mazilu, Michael Hardegger, Zack Zhu, Daniel Roggen
Online detection of freezing of gait with smartphones and machine learning techniques. 123-130 - Thomas Frenken, Myriam Lipprandt, Melina Brell, Mehmet Gövercin, Sandra Wegel, Elisabeth Steinhagen-Thiessen, Andreas Hein:
Novel approach to unsupervised mobility assessment tests: Field trial for aTUG. 131-138 - Enamul Hoque, John A. Stankovic:
AALO: Activity recognition in smart homes using Active Learning in the presence of Overlapped activities. 139-146
Posters and Demos
- Ming-Feng Wu, Chih-Yu Wen
A novel shuttle walking model using networked sensing and control for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: A preliminary study. 147-150 - Young Seok Lee, Craig Garfield
Self-efficacy theory as a framework for interventions that support parents of NICU infants. 151-154 - Elizabeth S. Bales, Nima Nikzad, Nichole Quick, Celal Ziftci, Kevin Patrick, William G. Griswold
Citisense: Mobile air quality sensing for individuals and communities Design and deployment of the Citisense mobile air-quality system. 155-158 - Chien-Yen Chang, Belinda Lange
Towards pervasive physical rehabilitation using Microsoft Kinect. 159-162 - Mihail Popescu
VAMPIR- an automatic fall detection system using a vertical PIR sensor array. 163-166 - Danish Ullah Khan, Katie A. Siek
Towards designing health monitoring interfaces for low socioeconomic status families. 167-170 - Jesse Hoey, Xiao Yang, Eduardo Quintana
LaCasa: Location and context-aware safety assistant. 171-174 - Laura R. Pina, Ernesto Ramirez
Fitbit+: A behavior-based intervention system to reduce sedentary behavior. 175-178 - Elena Márquez Segura
PhySeEar Moving yourself to shine and sound in geriatric physiotherapy interventions. 179-182 - Erik E. Stone, Marjorie Skubic:
Passive, in-home gait measurement using an inexpensive depth camera: Initial results. 183-186 - Iván Zavala-Ibarra, Jesús Favela
Assessing muscle disease related to aging using ambient videogames. 187-190 - Manuel Müller, Stefanie Mika, Morgan Harvey
Estimating nutrition values for internet recipes. 191-192 - Salys Sultan, Permanand Mohan:
A peer-facilitated diabetes self-care management support system using mobile telephony. 193-194 - Sen H. Hirano, Karen P. Tang, Karen G. Cheng, Gillian R. Hayes
The estrellita system: A health informatics tool to support caregivers of preterm infants. 195-196 - Andrei Popleteev, Venet Osmani, Rosa Maimone, Silvia Gabrielli, Oscar Mayora
Mobile stress treatment: The interstress approach. 197-198 - Daniel McDuff, Amy K. Karlson, Ashish Kapoor, Asta Roseway, Mary Czerwinski:
AffectAura: Emotional wellbeing reflection system. 199-200 - Stefan Wagner
Context classification during blood pressure self-measurement using the sensor seat and the audio classification device. 201-202 - Nithya Ramanathan, Faisal Alquaddoomi, Hossein Falaki, Dony George, Cheng-Kang Hsieh, John Jenkins, Cameron Ketcham, Brent Longstaff, Jeroen Ooms, Joshua Selsky, Hongsuda Tangmunarunkit, Deborah Estrin:
ohmage: An open mobile system for activity and experience sampling. 203-204
WIHCI/U-CDPHA 2012
- Femke Ongenae
User-driven design of a context-aware application: An ambient-intelligent nurse call system. 205-210 - Felix Heidrich, Kai Kasugai, Carsten Röcker, Peter Russell, Martina Ziefle:
RoomXT: Advanced video communication for joint dining over a distance. 211-214 - Raymundo Cornejo
Persuading older adults to socialize and exercise through ambient games. 215-218 - Marcela D. Rodríguez
Persuasive strategies for motivating elders to exercise. 219-223 - Alfred Kobsa
Discovering personal behavioral rules in a health management system. 224-227 - Salys Sultan, Permanand Mohan:
Designing a peer-facilitated self-management mobile application: A user-centred approach. 228-231 - Karen P. Tang, Sen H. Hirano, Karen G. Cheng, Gillian R. Hayes
Designing a mobile health tool for preterm infant wellness. 232-235 - Swamy Ananthanarayan, Katie A. Siek
Persuasive wearable technology design for health and wellness. 236-240 - Sean A. Munson
Pervasive, persuasive health: Some challenges. 241-244
PervaSense 2012
- Johannes Kropf, Lukas Roedl, Andreas Hochgatterer:
A modular and flexible system for activity recognition and smart home control based on nonobtrusive sensors. 245-251 - Andrea O'Brien, Kevin McDaid, John Loane, Julie Doyle, Brian O'Mullane:
Visualisation of movement of older adults within their homes based on PIR sensor data. 252-259 - Stefan Wagner
Requirements for an evaluation infrastructure for reliable pervasive healthcare research. 260-267 - Sebastian Chiriac, Natalie Röll, Javier Parada, Bruno Rosales Saurer:
Towards combining validation concepts for short and long-term ambient health monitoring. 268-274 - Asa MacWilliams, Roland Pohle, Mikhail Roshchin, Ines Steinke, Fabienne Waidelich:
Automated assistance services: Experience from the SmartSenior project. 275-282 - Paul Yanik, Joe Manganelli, Jessica Merino, Anthony Threatt, Johnell O. Brooks, Keith Evan Green, Ian D. Walker:
Use of kinect depth data and Growing Neural Gas for gesture based robot control. 283-290 - Eva Artinger, Patrick Maier, Tayfur Coskun, Simon Nestler, Mareike Mähler, Yeliz Yildirim-Krannig, Fabian Wucholt, Florian Echtler
Creating a common operation picture in realtime with user-centered interfaces for mass casualty incidents. 291-296 - Tigest Tamrat, Margaret Griffin, Sonia Rupcic, Stan Kachnowski, Tom Taylor, James Barfield:
Operationalizing a wireless wearable fall detection sensor for older adults. 297-302
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