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Towards the Design of a Ring Sensor-based mHealth System to Achieve Optimal Motor Function in Stroke Survivors
1. Towards the Design of a Ring Sensor-based mHealth System
to Achieve Optimal Motor Function in Stroke Survivors
YOOJUNG KIM, Seoul National University, Republic of Korea
HEE-TAE JUNG, University of Massachusetts Amherst, United States
JOONWOO PARK, Smilegreen Child Development Center, Republic of Korea
YANGSOO KIM, Heeyeon Rehabilitation Hospital, Republic of Korea
NATHAN RAMASARMA, ArcSecond Inc., United States
PAOLO BONATO, Harvard Medical School, Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, United States
EUN KYOUNG CHOE , University of Maryland, College Park, United States
SUNGHOON IVAN LEE , University of Massachusetts Amherst, United States
7. Functional improvement does not last
unless they keep using their a
ff
ected limb
Clinic
Functional
Improvement
8. Functional improvement does not last
unless they keep using their a
ff
ected limb
Clinic
Functional
Improvement
Home
Performance
in daily living
9. Functional improvement does not last
unless they keep using their a
ff
ected limb
Home
Clinic
Functional
Improvement
Performance
in daily living
learned
non-use
forget to
use
pain
10. How to solve this problem
How?
?
Functional
Improvement
Performance
in daily living
17. Goal Setting and Achievement
Steps to Achieve Goals
Reminders and Cues
Involving Formal & Informal Caregivers
Many things to consider
18. mHealth System that encourage the a
ff
ected limb use
with data-driven and patient-centered feedback
Clinical e
ffi
cacy of
fi
nger-worn sensors
Design requirements
for the mHealth system