Slow Well-Being Gardening: Creating a Sensor Network for Radiation Therapy Patients via Horticultural Therapeutic Activity
Teng-Wen Chang,
Shih-Ting Tsai,
Hsin-Yi Huang
et al.
Abstract:Well-being can reflect people’s psychological conditions and be used alongside physiological parameters to evaluate patients’ physical and mental health. The modern medical environment increasingly incorporates digital carriers, human–computer interaction devices, sensible spaces, and the execution of suitable algorithms. Slow design in healthy human–computer interaction is often used to reflect people’s dependence on or support from behaviors or objects, promoting the stability of behaviors as well as meaning… Show more
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