Gait

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  Anita Sant'Anna, Nicholas Wickström: Developing a motion language: Gait analysis from accelerometer sensor systems. 1-8
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  Eric Wade, Maja J. Mataric: Design and testing of lightweight inexpensive motion-capture devices with application to clinical gait analysis. 1-7
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  Marco Benocci, Laura Rocchi, Elisabetta Farella, Lorenzo Chiari, Luca Benini: A wireless system for gait and posture analysis based on pressure insoles and Inertial Measurement Units. 1-6

User-Centered Investigations

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  Young Seok Lee, Joe Tullio, Nitya Narasimhan, Pallavi Kaushik, Jonathan Engelsma, Santosh Basapur: Investigating the potential of in-home devices for improving medication adherence. 1-8
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  Aino Ahtinen, Elina M. Mattila, Antti Väätänen, Lotta Hynninen, Jukka Salminen, Esa Koskinen, Klaus Laine: User experiences of mobile wellness applications in health promotion: User study of Wellness Diary, Mobile Coach and SelfRelax. 1-8
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  Inaki Merino Albaina, Thomas Visser, Charles van der Mast, Martijn H. Vastenburg: Flowie: A persuasive virtual coach to motivate elderly individuals to walk. 1-7
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  Julie Maitland, Matthew Chalmers, Katie A. Siek: Persuasion not required Improving our understanding of the sociotechnical context of dietary behavioural change. 1-8

Remote Rehabilitation

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  Antti Särelä, Jukka Salminen, Esa Koskinen, Ole Kirkeby, Ilkka Korhonen, Darren Walters: A home-based care model for outpatient cardiac rehabilitation based on mobile technologies. 1-8
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  Stefan Rennick Egglestone, Lesley Axelrod, Thomas Nind, Ruth Turk, Anna Wilkinson, Jane Burridge, Geraldine Fitzpatrick, Susan Mawson, Zoe Robertson, Anne Marie Hughes, Kher Hui Ng, Will Pearson, Nour Shublaq, Penny Probert Smith, Ian Ricketts, Tom Rodden: A design framework for a home-based stroke rehabilitation system: Identifying the key components. 1-8
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  Bianying Song, Klaus-Hendrik Wolf, Matthias Gietzelt, Osama Al Scharaa, Uwe Tegtbur, Reinhold Haux, Michael Marschollek: Decision support for teletraining of COPD patients. 1-6
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  Luis Enrique Sucar, A. Molina, Ron S. Leder, J. Hernandez, Israel Sanchez: Gesture therapy: A clinical evaluation. 1-5

Sensor Frameworks

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  José A. Germano, Rui Ramalho, Leonel Sousa: On the design of distributed autonomous embedded systems for biomedical applications. 1-8
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  Roberta Giannantonio, Raffaele Gravina, Philip Kuryloski, Ville-Pekka Seppä, Fabio Bellifemine, Jari Hyttinen, Marco Sgroi: Performance analysis of an activity monitoring system using the SPINE framework. 1-8
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  Mohamed A. ElHelw, Julien Pansiot, Douglas G. McIlwraith, Raza Ali, Benny P. L. Lo, Louis Atallah: An integrated multi-sensing framework for pervasive healthcare monitoring. 1-7
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  Alberto E. Schaeffer Filho, Emil C. Lupu, Morris Sloman: Realising management and composition of Self-Managed Cells in pervasive healthcare. 1-8

Fall Prevention and Detection

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  Nicholas Caporusso, Irene Lasorsa, Oliviero Rinaldi, Leonardo la Pietra: A pervasive solution for risk awareness in the context of fall prevention. 1-8
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  Shumei Zhang, Paul J. McCullagh, Chris D. Nugent, Huiru Zheng: A theoretic algorithm for fall and motionless detection. 1-6
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  Marc Bächlin, Meir Plotnik, Daniel Roggen, Noit Inbar, Nir Giladi, Jeffrey M. Hausdorff, Gerhard Tröster: Parkinsons disease patients perspective on context aware wearable technology for auditive assistance. 1-8

Semantics

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  Mark J. Weal, Danius T. Michaelides, Kevin R. Page, David De Roure, Mary Gobbi, Eloise Monger, Fernando Martinez: Location based semantic annotation for ward analysis. 1-8
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  Safdar Ali, Stephan Kiefer: Semantic coordination of Ambient Intelligent medical devices - A case study. 1-6
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  Ebrahim Nageba, Jocelyne Fayn, Paul Rubel: A model driven ontology-based architecture for supporting the quality of services in pervasive telemedicine applications. 1-8

Privacy and Security

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  Michael Siegenthaler, Ken Birman: Privacy enforcement for distributed healthcare queries. 1-6
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  Nurul Md. Huda, Shigeki Yamada, Noboru Sonehara: Privacy-aware access to Patient-controlled Personal Health Records in emergency situations. 1-6
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  Guy C. Hembroff, Sead Muftic: Secure healthcare information exchange for local domains. 1-7
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  George M. Stamatelos: Secure sensor data transmission over wireless cellular networks. 1-5

Wearable Technologies

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  Shirley Coyle, Deirdre Morris, King Tong Lau, Dermot Diamond, Fabio Di Francesco, Nicola Taccini, Maria Giovanna Trivella, Daniele Costanzo, Pietro Salvo, Jacques-André Porchet, Jean Luprano: Textile sensors to measure sweat pH and sweat-rate during exercise. 1-6
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  Kunjan Patel, Chern-Pin Chua, Stephen Fau, Chris J. Bleakley: Low power real-time seizure detection for ambulatory EEG. 1-7
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  Hannah Baumgartner, Arne Schulz, Andreas Hein, Inga Holube, Tobias Herzke: A fitting method for headphones to compensate individual hearing impairments. 1-8

Hodge Podge

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  Alan L. Liu, Harlan Hile, Gaetano Borriello, Henry A. Kautz, Pat A. Brown, Mark Harniss, Kurt Johnson: Informing the design of an automated wayfinding system for individuals with cognitive impairments. 1-8
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  Maria G. Martini, Alessandro Polpetta, Paolo Banelli: Context-aware multi-lead ECG compression based on standard image codecs. 1-7
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  Nicholas M. Boers, David Chodos, Jianzhao Huang, Pawel Gburzynski, Ioanis Nikolaidis, Eleni Stroulia: The smart condo: visualizing independent living environments in a virtual world. 1-8

On the Body

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  Tony O'Donovan, John O'Donoghue, Cormac J. Sreenan, David Sammon, Philip O'Reilly, Kieran A. O'Connor: A context aware wireless body area network (BAN). 1-8
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  Bin Zhen, Minseok Kim, Jun-ichi Takada, Ryuji Kohno: Characterization and modeling of dynamic on-body propagation. 1-6
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  Yanmin Zhu, Morris Sloman, Emil Lupu, Sye Loong Keoh: Vesta: A secure and autonomic system for pervasive healthcare. 1-8

Self Management

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  Marco de Sá, Luís Carriço: Mobile support for personalized therapies: OminSCOPE: Richer artefacts and data collection. 1-8
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  Ismo Alakärppä, Jukka Riekki, Raumi Koukkula: Pervasive pain monitoring system: User experiences and adoption requirements in the hospital and home environments. 1-8
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  Antti P. Happonen, Elina M. Mattila, Marja-Liisa Kinnunen, Veikko Ikonen, Tero Myllymaki, Kirsikka Kaipainen, Heikki Rusko, Raimo Lappalainen, Ilkka Korhonen: P4Well concept to empower self-management of psychophysiological wellbeing and load recovery. 1-8

Posters

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  C. Gonzalez, Andrés Díaz Lantada: A wearable passive force sensor powered by an active interrogator intended for intra-splint use for the detection and recording of bruxism. 1-4
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  G. G. D. Nishantha, Y. Uchida, M. Cassim, Jayantha Weerasinghe, G. Gunawardana, Yukuo Hayashida, Masaaki Goto: Towards a sustainable e-health deployment An integrated medical information system for Sri Lankan case. 1-4
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  Venet Osmani, Daqing Zhang, Sasitharan Balasubramaniam: Human activity recognition supporting context-appropriate reminders for elderly. 1-4
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  Fran Wu, Mitch Williams, Peter Kazanzides, Ken Brady, Jim Fackler: A modular Clinical Decision Support System Clinical prototype extensible into multiple clinical settings. 1-4
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  Benoît Otjacques, Marc Krier, Fernand Feltz, Dieter Ferring, Martine Hoffmann: User-centered activity management system for elderly people Empowering older people with interactive technologies to manage their activities at the retirement home. 1-4
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  René Fitterer, Bart de Witte: Enabling pervasive healthcare by means of event-driven service-oriented architectures The case of bed management in mid-sized to large-sized hospitals. 1-4
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  Daniel Olguín Olguín, Peter A. Gloor, Alex Pentland: Wearable sensors for pervasive healthcare management. 1-4
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  Geng Yang, Jian Chen, Hannu Tenhunen, Li-Rong Zheng: Intelligent electrode design for long-term ECG monitoring at home: Prototype design using FPAA and FPGA. 1-4
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  Kenny Morrison, Ian W. Ricketts, Martyn C. Jones, Derek W. Johnston, Nigel B. Pitts, Frank M. Sullivan: A secure electronic diary and data collection tool. 1-4
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  Dina Baga, Dimitrios I. Fotiadis, Spiros Konitsiotis, Metin Akay: PERFORM: A system for the monitoring and management of persons with chronic motor neurodegenerative disorders: A study on Parkinson's Disease and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis. 1-5
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  Maria Jose Morón, Jose Rafael Luque, Alejandro Gómez-Jaime, Eduardo Casilari, Antonio Díaz Estrella: Prototyping of a remote monitoring system for a medical Personal Area Network using Python. 1-5
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  Seulki Lee, Jerald Yoo, Hoi-Jun Yoo: A wearable inductor channel design for blood pressure monitoring system in daily life. 1-4
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  Stefano Ferretti, Silvia Mirri, Marco Roccetti, Claudio Sermenghi, Vito Conforti: Managing first response medical aids with an altruistic Web application. 1-4
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  Guido Moritz, Elmar Zeeb, Frank Golatowski, Dirk Timmermann, Regina Stoll: Web Services to improve interoperability of home healthcare devices. 1-4
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  Julie Maitland, Matthew Chalmers: Probelems: reflecting on a technology probe into peer involvement in cardiac rehabilitation. 1-4
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  Archan Misra, Benjamin Falchuk, Shoshana Loeb: Server-assisted context-dependent pervasive wellness monitoring. 1-4

Workshop on Technologies to Counter Cognitive Decline

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  Usman Naeem, John Bigham: Recognising activities of daily life through the usage of everyday objects around the home. 1-4
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  Ajay M. Cheriyan, Zbigniew Kalbarczyk, Ravishankar K. Iyer, Albert O. Jarvi, Tanya M. Gallagher, Kenneth L. Watkin: Pervasive embedded real time monitoring of EEG & SpO2. 1-4
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  Paul Fergus, Kashif Kifayat, Simon Cooper, Madjid Merabti, Abdennour El Rhalibi: A framework for physical health improvement using Wireless Sensor Networks and gaming. 1-4
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  Benoît Otjacques, Marc Krier, Fernand Feltz, Dieter Ferring, Martine Hoffmann: Early lessons from the design of tactile terminals for elderly people. 1-4
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  Victoria Meza-Kubo, Alberto L. Morán, Marcela D. Rodríguez: Intergenerational communication systems in support for elder adults with cognitive decline. 1-4
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  Aleksandar Matic, Venet Osmani: Technologies to monitor cognitive decline a preliminary case study. 1-4

Workshop on Wireless Pervasive Healthcare

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  José Javier Garcia, Thomas Falck: Quality of Service for IEEE 802.15.4-based Wireless Body Sensor Networks. 1-6
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  Lindsay Brown, Bernard Grundlehner, Jef van de Molengraft, Julien Penders, Bert Gyselinckx: Body area network for monitoring autonomic nervous system responses. 1-3
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  Peter Langendoerfer, Frank Vater, Krzysztof Piotrowski: Customizing sensor nodes and software for individual pervasive health applications. 1-4
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  Thomas Lindh, Ibrahim Orhan: Performance control in wireless sensor networks. 1-4
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  Davide Merico, Alessandra Mileo, Roberto Bisiani: Pervasive wireless-sensor-networks for home healthcare need automatic reasoning. 1-4
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  Aggeliki S. Prayati, Fotis Kerasiotis, Christos Antonopoulos, Spilios Giannoulis, Tsenka Stoyanova, George D. Papadopoulos: An overview of development problems in WSNs. 1-4
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  Spilios Giannoulis, Aggeliki S. Prayati, Christos Antonopoulos, George D. Papadopoulos: A.MO.R : An adaptive routing mechanism for WSN health applications. 1-4
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  Agnius Liutkevicius, Arunas Vrubliauskas, Egidijus Kazanavicius, Aggeliki S. Prayati: μSWN interconnection to external networks for healthcare applications. 1-4
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  Helena Fernández-López, Pedro Macedo, José A. Afonso, José Higino Correia, Ricardo Simões: Performance evaluation of a ZigBee-based medical sensor network. 1-4
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  Ruoya Yao, Bing Liu, Xiaochen You, Wusun Chen: A wireless network scheme of fetal monitoring. 1-4
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  Luís M. Borges, Norberto Barroca, Fernando J. Velez, António S. Lebres: Smart-clothing wireless flex sensor belt network for foetal health monitoring. 1-4

PervaSense09

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  Yuki Tamura, Masaaki Hashida, Shuji Sannomiya, Makoto Iwata: Smart pervasive healthcare-assistance in daily life. 1-6
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  Geoffrey C. Green, Adrian D. C. Chan, Rafik A. Goubran: Monitoring of food spoilage with electronic nose: potential applications for smart homes. 1-7
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  Mingjing Yang, Huiru Zheng, Haiying Wang, Sally I. McClean: Feature selection and construction for the discrimination of neurodegenerative diseases based on gait analysis. 1-7
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  Diana Saldaña-Jimenez, Marcela D. Rodríguez, Adán-Noé Espinoza, Juan-Pablo García-Vázquez: A context-aware component for identifying risks associated to elders' activities of daily living. 1-4
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  Holger Storf, Martin Becker, M. Riedl: Rule-based activity recognition framework: Challenges, technique and learning. 1-7
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  Alessandro Copetti, Orlando Loques, Julius C. B. Leite, T. P. C. Barbosa, A. C. L. da Nobrega: Intelligent context-aware monitoring of hypertensive patients. 1-6

Connectivity, Mobility and Patients' Comfort Workshop

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  Jacek Ruminski, Tomasz Kocejko, Adam Bujnowski, Jerzy Wtorek: Multimodal platform for communication, training and health monitoring at home. 1-5
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  Jakob Justesen, Søren Christian Madsen: Wearable wireless ECG monitoring hardware prototype for use in patients own home. 1-3
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  Dasun Weerasinghe, Muttukrishnan Rajarajan, Veselin Rakocevic: Trust delegation for medical records access using public mobile networks. 1-7
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  Y. Tony Yang: Establishingethical guidelines for telehomecareresearch on chronic diseases. 1-5
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  Stefan Wagner, Claus Nielsen: OpenCare project: An open, flexible and easily extendible infrastructure for pervasive healthcare assisted living solutions. 1-10
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  Stefan Wagner: OpenCare project personal communication device. 1-3

Designing with Care Workshop

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  Yvonne Schikhof, Ingrid Mulder, Martijn H. Vastenburg: Designing with care. 1-2
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  Jan Derboven, Mieke van Gils, S. Agten: User acceptance in a pervasive care platform integrating a social alarm system in a communication network. 1-2
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  Marilyn Rose McGee-Lennon, Philip D. Gray: Keeping everyone happy: Multiple stakeholder requirements for home care technology. 1-3
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  Paolo Prinetto, Gabriele Tiotto, A. Del Principe: Designing health care applications for the deaf. 1-2
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  Mohammad Zarifi Eslami, Marten van Sinderen: Flexible home care automation adapting to the personal and evolving needs and situations of the patient. 1-2
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  Jan-Willem van't Klooster, Bert-Jan van Beijnum, Hermie Hermens: Putting the patient at the centre making telemedicine services personal again. 1-2

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