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Cognitive impairment categorized in community-dwelling older adults with and without dementia using in-home sensors that recognise activities of daily living
2017
Scientific Reports
Cognitive impairment due to dementia decreases functionality in Activities of Daily Living (ADL). Its assessment is useful to identify care needs, risks and monitor disease progression. This study investigates differences in ADL pattern-performance between dementia patients and healthy controls using unobtrusive sensors. Around 9,600 person-hours of activity data were collected from the home of ten dementia patients and ten healthy controls using a wireless-unobtrusive sensors and analysed to
doi:10.1038/srep42084
pmid:28176828
pmcid:PMC5296716
fatcat:ib4wwig32bcrjhjv2y76m25emi