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Developing the Skeleton Avatar camera Technique (SAT) as a rapid, valid and sensitive measurement of mobility in elderly persons

The main objective for this seed project within Linnaeus University Centre for Data Intensive Sciences and Applications (DISA) was to explore how 3D image visualization with the Skeleton Avatar Technique of movement patterns could be viable and supportive for mobility assessment in elderly persons in general, but also for patients with complex care needs treated e.g. in primary care.

Title
Developing the Skeleton Avatar camera technique as a rapid, valid and sensitive measurement of mobility in COPD patients treated in primary care
Applicants
Cecilia Fagerström, Anders Halling, Linda Askenäs, Olof Björneld, Amanda Hellström, Mirjam Ekstedt
Project period
Dec 2018–Nov 2019
Core research areas
eHealth
Proposal
Skeleton avatar proposal 1812.pdf
Final report
Skeleton avatar report 2001.pdf

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