Abstract:Patient movements can cause motion artifacts on physiological signals and can result in false alarms in a continuous patient care environment. This thesis explores the use of centre of pressure (COP) signals from a pressure sensitive mat, placed below neonates in the neonatal intensive care unit to (a) detect patient movement in real-time, and (b) classify the source of movement as upper or lower body. The COP is the sum of all vectors of pressure acting on the PSM; it is the point where the total force due to… Show more
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