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Enabling risk assessment and analysis by event detection in dementia patients using a reconfigurable rule set

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Chronic mental illnesses pose a great burden on the lives of citizens worldwide. In modern health-care, decentralization and enabling the self management of patients at home are crucial factors in improving the every-day lives of patients and the people close to them. People in general tend to dislike obtrusive monitoring on their daily activities, so how can we implement a platform that can provide clinicians with adequate and concise information on their patients health status and at the same time be unobtrusive and easy to use. Moreover, how can we make such an unobtrusive system capable of providing the doctor with high-impact warnings on the patient's health status only when it is needed, thus relieving him of unnecessary workload? In this paper, the authors present a reconfigurable Event Detection mechanism used in the ALADDIN platform for Risk Assessment and Analysis.

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    PETRA '11: Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on PErvasive Technologies Related to Assistive Environments
    May 2011
    401 pages
    ISBN:9781450307727
    DOI:10.1145/2141622
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    • Foundation of the Hellenic World
    • ICS-FORTH: Institute of Computer Science, Foundation for Research and Technology - Hellas
    • U of Tex at Arlington: U of Tex at Arlington
    • UCG: University of Central Greece
    • Didaskaleio Konstantinos Karatheodoris, University of the Aegean
    • Fulbrigh, Greece: Fulbright Foundation, Greece
    • Ionian: Ionian University, GREECE

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    1. assisted living
    2. assistive infrastructures
    3. cognitive states
    4. dementia
    5. e-health
    6. non-obtrusive monitoring
    7. quality of life
    8. risk analysis

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    • (2016)Behavioral Biometrics in Assisted Living: A Methodology for Emotion RecognitionEngineering, Technology & Applied Science Research10.48084/etasr.6346:4(1035-1044)Online publication date: 26-Aug-2016
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