2014
DOI: 10.2522/ptj.20120527
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Global Position Sensing and Step Activity as Outcome Measures of Community Mobility and Social Interaction for an Individual With a Transfemoral Amputation Due to Dysvascular Disease

Abstract: This case report describes a potential clinical measurement procedure for quantifying community mobility and social interaction of an individual with lower limb amputation. Future efforts are needed to validate this measurement tool on large sample sizes and in individuals with different mobility levels. Additionally, automatization of data analysis and technological approaches to reduce compromised GPS signals may eventually lead to a practical, clinically useful tool.

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“…A study by Lankton et al (2005) presents results from the Wheelchair Activity Monitoring Instrument, which employs GPS, odometers and seat occupancy sensors to examine in detail the daily activities of three individuals who use wheelchairs. Jayaraman et al (2014) used a GPS and a step activity monitor to examine community mobility and social interaction (variables included the number of steps taken in and out of home, wheelchair use, driving trips, and amount of time spent on social and community trips) of an individual who used both a wheelchair and a prosthesis for mobility. The authors also attempted to identify the participant's destinations with the use of Google Maps and ArcGIS.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A study by Lankton et al (2005) presents results from the Wheelchair Activity Monitoring Instrument, which employs GPS, odometers and seat occupancy sensors to examine in detail the daily activities of three individuals who use wheelchairs. Jayaraman et al (2014) used a GPS and a step activity monitor to examine community mobility and social interaction (variables included the number of steps taken in and out of home, wheelchair use, driving trips, and amount of time spent on social and community trips) of an individual who used both a wheelchair and a prosthesis for mobility. The authors also attempted to identify the participant's destinations with the use of Google Maps and ArcGIS.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Получаемый видеоряд позволяет: оценивать влия-ние окружающих и социальных факторов на поведение в отношении питания; проводить под-счет калорий осуществлять контроль диеты (при диабете или в периоды интенсивных занятий фитнессом), при этом используется специальное программное обеспечение для распознания изображений продуктов питания. Однако, исключительно видеофиксация (или сугубо маппи-рование с трекингом) не является столь же эффективной, как комплексное использование не-скольких приборов одновременно 401 .…”
Section: пациент-центрированная телемедицинаunclassified
“…The ability to remotely monitor activity can provide rehabilitation clinicians with accurate objective data, otherwise unobtainable and difficult to replicate in a clinic setting. Global positioning system (GPS) devices, a form of wearable technology, have recently gained popularity as a method to monitor the locations visited, and participation in the community for various patient groups including amputees,1 2 stroke,3 4 multiple sclerosis5 and following orthopaedic surgery 6–8. The use of GPS was found to be a feasible and reliable method of collecting community visit data with greater accuracy than self-reported travel diaries 3.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%