Could in-home sensors surpass human observation of people with Parkinson's at high risk of falling? An ethnographic study
Self-report underpins our understanding of falls among people with Parkinson's (PwP) as they largely happen unwitnessed at home. In this qualitative study, we used an ethnographic approach to investigate which in-home sensors, placed where, could gather useful data about fall risk. Over six wee...
Main Authors: | Stack, E. (Author), King, R. (Author), Janko, B. (Author), Burnett, M. (Author), Hammersley, N. (Author), Agarwal, V. (Author), Hannuna, S. (Author), Burrows, A. (Author), Ashburn, A. (Author) |
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Language: | English |
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